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Grandson of P.M. Wright is to visit the island next month to walk in his footprints

Bermudians’ rights to visa-free travel around the world have ebbed and flowed

Neil Kennedy leads the annual Robinson/Packwood memorial lecture at the gallery

In the Caribbean it was a busy month in June 1829, five years before the British declaration of emancipation freed all slaves in its dominions, by land and sea. On the oceanic fronts, however, the battle against slavers continued for several more dec...

Edward Harris on some rare artwork that captures Bermuda’s 19th-century coastline

Edward Harris with the latest in his series on the shared histories of Bermuda and the United States

The topic is addressed in front of the Sarah “Sally” Bassett statue on Cabinet Grounds

Edward Harris on how Bermuda has benefited from our giant neighbour to the west

Old Town Mayor Quinell Francis, Hamilton town crier Ed Christopher and others visit the Dorset town for the anniversary

Cecille Snaith-Simmons continues with the serialisation of the life of George James Dixon, who came to Bermuda as a boy in the 1930s

Edward Harris put names to an 18th-century conspiracy mystery

Cecille Snaith-Simmons continues with the serialisation of the life of George James Dixon, who came to Bermuda as a boy in the 1930s