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Police will be out in force this weekend as the island welcomes 2018. A police spokesman said officers will be “highly visible”, particularly on New Year’s Eve, in an effort to discourage antisocial behaviour. “Also over the period the Roads Police U...

Hamilton and St George’s are to ring in the New Year with music and celebrations — but no fireworks. The municipalities will instead focus on musical entertainment on Front Street in Hamilton and King’s Square in St George’s. The City of Hamilton’s N...

The coming Christmas holiday will have an effect on trash collection over the next two weeks. According to the Department of Waste Management, trash in the West End is set to be collected on Wednesday, December 27, and Thursday, December 28. Meanwhil...

BNG is hosting many fun-filled art activities throughout the month of December for families and children in the community. There will be many give away gifts, prizes and surprises. BNG values family time through creative expressions and art-making. ...

New Year will not come in with a bang because the only licensed fireworks expert on the island has quit the business. The news means that the traditional festive firework displays in St George’s and Hamilton will not go ahead. A spokeswoman for the C...

A Sandys man pleaded guilty yesterday to his involvement in a Cup Match fight. Khalif Williams, 20, was one of several men charged in connection with the fight, which broke out at St George’s Cricket Club on the second day of Cup Match on August 4. A...

The inaugural Festival of Lights will take place at the Botanical Gardens throughout December. The programme, organised by Friends of Hospice and Belco, will begin with an opening celebration on Saturday from 3pm to 9pm, with the lighting ceremony at...

A market for female businesses will take place to mark “Women Wednesday” this evening. Women who Own and Manage Businesses, a support group for female entrepreneurs, will host the event at Bermuda Athletic Association, from 6pm to 9pm. Stephanie Lee,...

The streets of Hamilton were last night lined with crowds as the city transformed into a winter wonderland to mark the start of the Christmas season. Hundreds of revellers of all ages were treated to a parade of floats, dance groups, motorbikes, rope...

Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, but business as usual for Bermuda. There’ll be no official turkey pardoning or Thanksgiving parade down Front Street. Still, many Bermudians find their own way to celebrate the holiday. Some get turkey dinn...

The annual children’s reading festival will take place in Victoria Park next week. The event, originally due to be held tomorrow, will be held on Saturday, December 2 instead. The event, organised by the Bermuda alumnae chapter of the Delta Sigma The...

Activist and artist Dany Pen will be the speaker at the final ThinkFest on Sunday. Ms Pen will deliver a presentation entitled “Mental Health of Cambodian Survivors After the Khmer Rouge Genocide, Enslavement and Imprisonment: The Ethics of the Cambo...