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Hallowe’en is Brittany Medeiros’s favourite time of year. She loves make-up. With a bit of eyeshadow, face paint and water, she is able to transform into a werewolf, a clown, or a zombie complete with melting flesh and an exposed skull. “I just love ...

Police appealed for help from the public to ensure a safe Hallowe’en. A police spokesman said officers were “well prepared” to handle the festivities. But he said: “We appeal to the community to do their part to preserve the safety and security of ...

Youngsters from Somersfield Academy got into the spirit of Hallowe’en with a trip to the pumpkin patch at J&J Produce in Warwick. Pupils aged between 3 and 5 learnt about different varieties of pumpkins before they carried their harvest back to schoo...

St George’s will host a Christmas boat parade for the first time this year. Organisers want to build on the success of the National Trust’s walkabout, New Year’s Eve party and Santa Claus Parade in the East End. They called for boat owners to get in ...

Bermuda will celebrate World Post Day next week with a series of events. Bermuda Post Office staff will donate blood at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on Monday. Post offices will close at 1pm on Tuesday, which is World Post Day, for a staff m...

Fire Safety Awareness Week is to start on Monday. The theme of this year’s event is “Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware fire can happen anywhere.” A spokesman for the Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service said: “We look forward to sharing this time in coming t...

A family-friendly event has been set up to celebrate the arrival of the first official Disney Cruise in Bermuda. Bermudian business Savvy Entertainment has announced the Poseidon Games exhibition, a hydroflight display with athletes from around the w...

Dear Sir, Here I am writing this at 6am. Something has to be done about these noisy kites! If it was a barking dog, all day and night, they would be fined for disturbing the peace. Make it illegal to fly kites outside of the months of March and Apri...

Dear Sir, I am writing to you once again within such a short time, but I feel compelled to write something with heartfelt emotions regarding the sad news of the death of C.V. “Jim” Woolridge — a giant of a man who was loved and respected by so many a...

Dear Sir, A giant of a man who has left an awesome legacy and an indelible imprint on the wellbeing of Bermuda. Well known and hugely respected, he projected Bermuda’s image to our international partners for many years and successfully assisted in en...

Workers hold the keys to a better Bermuda, the Acting Premier said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said that the labour movement in 2018 and beyond was “the most critical partner in the progressive we all want to see”. Colonel Burch, the...

Bermuda’s workers are the “lifeblood” of the community, the Minister of Home Affairs said yesterday. Walton Brown said that without the dedication and service of the workers “Bermuda simply wouldn’t run”. He added: “I wish to salute each and every...