Log In

Staff from the Fairmont Southampton helped to spruce up a primary school in preparation for the start of the new school year. Thirteen hotel employees worked at the parish’s Heron Bay Primary School as part of their back-to-school community service ...

A Bermudian on vacation in the Philippines said last night the country was braced for the impact of a major typhoon. Terrilyn Griffiths said she was nervous about Typhoon Mangkhut, a Category 4 storm, but Filipinos in the area she is staying did not ...

Three North Hamilton fixtures have been honoured with the Priscilla Wilkinson Business Award. Place’s Cafe, the Young Men’s Social Club and entrepreneur Jenefer Brimmer have been recognised for their success and contributions to the community. Dale B...

A 55-year-old man charged with threatening to kill a government MP was freed on $10,000 bail yesterday. Perry Smith, from Sandys, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with two counts of making written threats to kill Michael Scott, MP for Sandys North,...

On Saturday the United States of America buried a true American hero — Senator John McCain. Senator McCain was many things: a legendary American fighter pilot; an incredibly brave prisoner of war who refused to accept early release offered him becaus...

Phillip Every, a longstanding police officer who presided over Bermuda’s marine police division, has died at age 69. The British former chief inspector, who served in Bermuda for 30 years, died on September 1 in Horsham, Sussex. Mr Every was “a very ...

We have not seen much of Barack Obama lately, but on Friday he emerged to give a speech at the University of Illinois that was in part about the danger of authoritarianism in the White House — at the very moment that Donald Trump was descending into ...

Everyone knows the history of the United Bermuda Party and its ideological and political descendant, the One Bermuda Alliance. It is a history of using economic terrorism via blackballing, pulling mortgages and altering legislation to punish those wh...

An afternoon of formal tea has been organised as a salute to the women of the Progressive Labour Party. Cindy Swan said the afternoon soirée on September 23, billed as a “mother and daughter sip of tea”, would also celebrate the 20th anniversary of t...

Frederick “Freddy” Tucker, a West End sportsman who helped to turn a friendly annual cricket match into a force for charity, has died. He was 95. Mr Tucker was the last founding member of the Harris Bay and Somerset Old Boys cricket teams and was cha...

David Burt has completed his visit to Europe where he spoke on numerous topics including blockchain in Bermuda. The Premier’s trip included visits to Paris for the OECD Blockchain Summit, the Eurofi Financial Forum in Vienna, and Brussels, where he w...

A pitbull crossbreed on the loose in St George’s has terrorised residents. Now they want the owner of the dog tracked down and warned to keep it under control. Gillian Outerbridge said that she had had several run-ins with the dog in the area around ...