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The Bermuda Toastmasters Club is reaching out to young people through its new Gavel Club programme. The group, which aims to help people improve their public-speaking skills through impromptu talks, is also moving into schools to help students develo...

A health fair is to offer the public an opportunity to talk to medical professionals and get free screenings. The Be Healthy Bermuda event, sponsored by the Lahey Hospital and Medical Centre, is scheduled to be held at the Women’s Resource Centre on ...

Veteran bandsmen from the Bermuda Regiment are to stage a special concert this weeken. About 40 former soldiers from the Regiment’s band and corps of drums will perform in Hamilton’s Victoria Park on Sunday in a “give back” show as part of the force’...

Sections of Reid and Court Streets will get a little greener next month as the Island takes part in Park(ing) Day for the third time. As part of the international event, several parking spaces on lower Reid Street and Court Street will be adapted int...

Mary Prince, a former slave and one of Bermuda’s national heroes, has come to new prominence in Britain for her key role in the campaign to abolish slavery. The group Historic England is championing the cause of the women whose contributions to the f...

• Enjoy nature’s laser light show aboard the ‘Ana Luna’, as they invite you to join them for a Glow Worms Safari on Monday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 30. This exotic evening on the seas will begin when the boat departs from the dock at Grotto...

Jonathan Lambe was the epitome of a church kid. He grew up in a family of gospel preachers — his dad is Rev Harold Lambe, the senior pastor of Evening Light Pentecostal Church in Pembroke. But he decided as a youngster he did not want to follow in t...

Today Evening Light Pentecostal Church hosts a youth leaders’ prayer breakfast at 9.30am. An RSVP is necessary for the free event which continues at 1pm with an Island-wide scavenger hunt. Tomorrow Evening Light Pentecostal Church will host a spec...

Party planners, remember the name Twisted Spoon. Mixologists Stefan Gitschner and Somers Carr are behind the fledgling company. The 30-year-olds hope the Island falls in love with the custom and traditional cocktails they make using local ingredients...

Tammy Dowling was a single mom juggling 12-hour days at the office. She struggled for ten years and then, in 2009, reached her breaking point. “I was at a point where I just wanted to surrender,” said Mrs Dowling, the former director of a day care c...

Barbecue experts of all ages put their skills to the test in a cooking competition. The Best Dressed Chicken contest at Hunt’s Fine Foods, in Warwick, saw participants from all over the community showing off their talents on Saturday. Prizes were giv...

The Supreme Court forced the Commissioner of Police to grant two men permission to operate Crown and Anchor tables at this year’s Cup Match after a judicial review. The commissioner reportedly refused both Kenneth Bulford and John Jefferis from being...