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The Bermuda Government must “detoxify the political environment” as Bermuda strives to move forward, according to Michael Dunkley. Addressing the public in a pre-Cup Match speech last night, the Premier agreed that “politics should bring people toget...

Promoters of the Cup Match Summer Splash annual concerts are all geared up for the opening night today in Par-la-Ville Car Park. The events have quickly developed into the largest concerts of the year and a holiday staple, attracting more than 7,000 ...

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 • Bright Temple AME Church: Join us for a women’s prayer breakfast at 8am in our fellowship hall at 28 Spring Hill, Warwick. Guest speaker Michelle Simmons. Tickets, $15, can be obtained by calling the church on 236-0364. REGULAR...

Dear Lord, Over the past four years, your children of the East have been put under mental and emotional bondage by those people from the West. We have been subjected to a constant stream of insults, ridicule and financial debt. As such, your children...

The eve of the birth of Nelson Mandela will be marked tomorrow night with a jam session at the Chewstick Foundation on Front Street. The South African activist, who died in December 2013, would have turned 98 on Monday. From 8pm, there will be “a div...

A group of young Bermudians are hoping to bring together local artists to show the potential of local talent. Jarret Carlington, the co-founder of IslandMentality, said the initiative aimed to encourage those interested in pursuing their artistic amb...

The Society of Non-Mariners is inviting lovers of all things “silly, wacky and just plain fun” to take part in the 44th Non-Mariners Race. Set to take place on Sunday, July 31, the last day of the Cup Match holiday, the event at Mangrove Bay will in...

Prudence Schmidt Arnold has fond memories of growing up in Bermuda. In celebration of her 90th birthday, the great-grandmother returned to the island this week with 27 family members on board the Norwegian Breakaway to show them where she was born. ...

It is the final run to Cup Match, and social helping agency Family Centre is using the occasion, with the help of its sponsor Clarien Bank, to raise funds with its special themed ribbons. With Bermudians mustering in red camps and blue camps for the ...

A dispute over advertising “sabotage” has sparked a row between the organisers of two rival fashion weeks, both of which are coming to the island next month. Amir X, founder of Bermuda International Collections, claims the Corporation of Hamilton ill...

Commissioner’s House in Dockyard has been officially reopened nearly two years after the old structure sustained major structural damage in back-to-back hurricanes. Michael Dunkley conducted an official roof wetting yesterday afternoon by pouring rum...

Sir John Swan, the former Premier of Bermuda who recently became the newest national hero to be honoured for services to the island, mentioned how everyone could be a hero by simply staying positive and focus on helping to contribute in many ways to ...