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Some of the “old-timers” living in Inghams Vale still remember the days when the area was known as the Key West of Bermuda. Home to a quintet of families — the Inghams, the Robinsons, the Dyers, the Dillas’s and the Kings — everyone got along well in...

Ginny Ferson’s knees were knocking. A busy ambassador had asked her to fill in for him at a meeting and it was only once she got there she discovered she had to make a speech. It was 1994 and she was second secretary at the Luxembourg British Embass...

For American couple David and Toby London there was only one place to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. They have stayed in Bermuda 51 times since they first came to the Island in 1969, and there was no way they would be missing out on thei...

Few would have witnessed the extraordinary changes in Bermuda over the last century as vividly as Barbara Roberts. As a child of a bygone age Ms Roberts would ride the old ferry from her family homestead in St David’s to the St George’s Grammar Schoo...

Death, admonished the poet John Donne, be not proud. “Mighty and dreadful” though it is considered to be, death’s power is ultimately an illusion. The souls and memories of those it claims live on; the consequences of their actions continue to reverb...

Advertisements promoting family planning, and reminding would-be parents of the burden of responsibility entailed in child-rearing, have begun broadcasting courtesy of the Coalition for the Protection of Children. Based on “the reality of life in Ber...

•This is the second and final part of Robert Stewart’s opinion piece on the economy By Robert Stewart Many Bermudians seem to be engaged in a process of mass deception. They seem to believe that there are unlimited government funds or government magi...

A star student of Saltus Grammar School yesterday spoke to pupils at her old primary school about the importance of making every opportunity count. LeiLanni Nesbeth talked about her life and experiences while attending St David’s Primary school and ...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent The first Marion to Bermuda Race yacht has arrived in Bermuda. Charles Cahill’s Meriton 65, Mischievous, seized line honours yesterday evening after taking just over three days to complete the 645 mile race. Wi...

The grief-stricken mother of a young motorcyclist killed in a road accident in England has urged drivers from Bermuda to be extra vigilant when in the UK. Barbara’s Ruewell’s son William died instantly when Bermuda resident Malcolm Griffiths pulled o...

Bermuda yesterday mourned a “unique human being” dedicated to making one Bermuda for all. Robert Vaughan Barritt, a former Member of Parliament, senator and celebrated artist, died recently at the age of 88. Speaking out about the death of his politi...