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This is my third article asking the reader to consider what a particular area of the Island looks like now, what it might have looked like a few decades ago and what it might have looked before man arrived in Bermuda. This month’s focus is Cooper’s I...

A drainage borehole drilled into Bakery Lane, Pembroke has inundated the road with foul-smelling water. Pembroke Paint Company owner David Swift accused Health Department officials of “arrogance” in scheduling the drainage. "It's arrogance," he said....

Tucker’s Point Management Ltd has submitted plans to create six additional lots on Glebe Hill and Paynters Road. The application is the first for the site following the approval of a controversial special development order (SDO) intended to allow the...

August 24, 2012 Dear Sir, As I was driving home along Trinity Church Road today (around 12pm), I observed a young lady holding a large bag of garbage as she rode her bike. The regular Friday trash collection had already been completed, and I wasn’t s...

Divers and accountants teamed up for a clean-up operation at John Smith’s Bay. Members of Bermuda Sub-Aqua Club and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants collected several bags of garbage from the beach, and four plastic chairs, rope, gl...

August 18, 2012 Dear Sir, Just wondering if the artists in the community need any sea glass? If so, better get crackin’ to the west end beaches. The visitors’ are removing the stuff by the bucketload. There are websites telling people where to go and...

Bermudians love the ocean: it is our backyard and our equivalent of the great American National Parks system. If you go to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee or Yosemite in California on a holiday weekend the car parks, picnics, campgro...

In many fields of science, researchers are often caught at a crossroads between explaining their work accurately and doing so in a way that the public can understand and relate to. This is particularly true with climate change science as many aspects...