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A new book on slavery in Bermuda has been presented to Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith to commemorate February as Black History Month. Aimed at children of 11 and up, “Freedom’s Flames: Slavery in Bermuda and the True Story of Sally Bassett” w...

Long-serving Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA) president David Lambert has revealed he will step down from his position next month. He is expected to be succeeded by Coleridge Place who has served as a BLTA vice-president for the last four years...

Bermuda’s wetlands enjoy a special anniversary today, with 40 years since an international convention was signed to protect them. World Wetlands Day marks the 1971 Ramsar Convention, of which Bermuda is a member along with 158 other countries. Public...

A community centre considered the “best kept secret in Bermuda” will open its doors to hundreds of people this weekend for its first anniversary celebration. Sandys 360, the brainchild of the Sandys Secondary Middle School board of trustees, was born...

Contractors have been ordered to stop building a sea wall at the home of Opposition MP Grant Gibbons a week before it was due to be finished. Alan Burland, president of BCM McAlpine, told The Royal Gazette he was “surprised and annoyed” to receive th...

There comes a time when the people have to act directly to bring about necessary change. The raison d’être almost always involves the failure of the formal political process politicians to move decisively on issues people want to see addressed. Direc...