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A talented young Bermudian has donated her artistic skills to a group helping at-risk youth. Art teacher Robyn Hooper, 29, was keen to show her support for the Beyond Rugby programme after learning about its work through coach Patrick Calow. She mad...

Tonight’s October Lights on Front Street has been cancelled. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce said this afternoon that it had made the decision because of high winds and predicted rain. “We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause,” the chambe...

The Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is under way. The competition deadline is Tuesday, December 1, at 5pm. The contest is open to Bermudians or residents of Bermuda and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Cash prizes will...

Heron Bay Primary School celebrated its 90th anniversary with a walkathon at the weekend. The excursion was the first of many events designed to foster a connection between community and school. Students, their families and neighbourhood friends lef...

Close to 60 dogs competed in the Bermuda Kennel Club’s October 2015 Dog Show over the weekend. There were four International All Breed Championship Dog Shows held at Somersfield Academy on Saturday and Sunday. Dogs from Bermuda competed with dogs fro...

Canon Thomas Nisbett described having his newly ordained son deliver a special sermon for him on his 90th birthday as “beautiful”. Junior Thomas Nisbett is now a deacon at the Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Reverend Nisbett wa...

Governor George Fergusson and Randy Horton, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, joined delegates from 14 Caribbean countries at the House yesterday to attend the official opening of the 17th Biennial Conference of Presiding Officers and Clerks. Thi...

The Duchess of Gloucester has completed her whirlwind tour of Bermuda, during which she took in official military engagements and tours of the Island’s various charities and organisations. The Duchess is the Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Re...

• Bermuda College Library presents ‘Island Flames’, a book signing and presentation by Jonathan D. Smith on Wednesday, November 4. ‘Island Flames’ is a major new book on the murders, execution and racial riots of the 1960s and 1970s. This will be fr...

The sold-out final night of the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s 50th anniversary tattoo was yesterday hailed a huge success. More than 4,500 people attended the colourful three-night pageant of music, which featured top military bands from around the world....

The Kiwanis Club of Hamilton’s inaugural fundraising Buddy Walk for the Disabled was such a success that it is to become an annual event. Close to thirty people took part in the walk to raise money for the Margaret Carter Centre, which is dedicated ...

It is a special day for Canon Thomas Nisbett, who turns 90 today — his newly ordained son is on the Island for his birthday and will preach at a special sermon. Trips home are few and far between for the junior Tom Nisbett, who is now a deacon at the...