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Frequent diversions to Hamilton by the Veendam have disappointed east end businesses, who are still looking for more customers. The Holland America Veendam was scheduled to make a total of 24 visits to St George’s, but so far this year the ship has b...

Cabinet Office yesterday appeared to overturn a Transport Ministry decision to appoint former Progressive Labour Party Chairman Anthony Santucci as a consultant. On Thursday evening, Transport Minister Terry Lister had told Bernews Mr Santucci, fired...

Bermuda Employers’ Council welcomed Government’s plans to retrain unemployed workers as it noted the Island unemployment problem spreads wide. BEC, which has previously estimated 3,000 people have lost jobs in a two-year period, said the recent Unemp...

The president of the Bermuda General Truckers Association was yesterday charged in Magistrates’ Court with threatening Health Minister Zane DeSilva. Richard John Foggo, 51, of Hamilton Parish, pleaded not guilty to one count of using threatening word...

It’s the jewel of Bermuda. And what is surprising is that so many Bermudians have yet to experience the beauty and tranquillity of Cooper’s Island in St David’s. Earlier this year more land of Cooper’s Island nature reserve was opened to the public. ...

A young group of Island students who are studying overseas have been given a helping hand by Smith’s Parish Council. Scholarships have been awarded to six students who are currently furthering their education in the US, UK and Canada. And former MP O...

Food was the focus of this year’s summer programme organised by the St George’s Foundation’s Director of Education, Leondra Burchall. “RIP It: Bringing History to Life with Food Summer Student Programme” ran for one week in July at The World Heritage...

Meliseanna Gibbons earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Psychobiology, a Music minor with a specialisation in pre-med with university honours from La Sierra University California during their commencement exercises on June 19, 2011. S...

Bermuda’s links with Canadian boarding school Albert College were strengthened this summer when Bermudian Maureen Edness Eddy was honoured with the school’s Alumni Association’s Volunteer Award at the school’s Convocation. Mrs Eddy, a 1970 graduate o...

The Fairmont Southampton has announced the promotion and appointment of two Bermudians within the systems management department. Tony Steele has been promoted to the role of area systems manager and Jonathan Stowe has been appointed to the post of sy...

Bermuda will host a major international summit on health financing this November as part of the Island’s continuing debate over healthcare and cost. The Sixth Caribbean Conference on Health Financing Initiatives is to coincide with what Health Minist...