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Two more people joined the register of Bermuda’s war dead yesterday. The names of Doris Paddock, whose exact role in the Second World War remains undisclosed, and Royal Navy veteran John Headley Durham were carved in stone on the eve of Remembrance ...

A Bermudian honoured for his lawn-cutting work has published a book about his experiences. 50 States/50 Lawns, by Rodney Smith, details his experiences cutting lawns for seniors and the disabled across the United States. Mr Smith said: “Two years ago...

Longtime St George’s barber Egmont Reginald Brown was a cut above the rest. His counsel was valued by political leaders and he was honoured by the Queen, but Mr Brown, who died last month aged 82, was also remembered as a battler for civil rights and...

A celebration of the life of former Progressive Labour Party MP and senator Reginald Burrows was held yesterday. Mr Burrows, who died last week at the age of 83, was remembered by family, friends and fellow politicians during the service attended by ...

Donald Trump has made his rapid appointment of federal judges a point of pride. But in the President’s rush to appoint nominees and the Senate’s rush to confirm them, lawmakers risk giving too little scrutiny to potential judges whom the American Bar...

The first phase of the new St Regis hotel project in St George’s could be complete in three years. Miguel Purroy, director of Hotelco Bermuda Holdings, said major construction on the site could begin once work to reroute Barry Road is done. Mr Purroy...

“Exodus” “Movement of Jah people!” “Are you satisfied with the life you’re living?” — Bob Marley After spending a week in London getting to learn the Tube and the variety of culture and social activities, I can see why many Bermudians and others fro...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy held its annual Remembrance Day Prayer Service today. Students observed two minutes of silence and reflected on those who made sacrifices to fight for the freedoms we enjoy today, and to pray for peace.

Students are gearing up for the Live Love Life youth talent competition this Sunday. The event has been arranged by the Ministry of National Security, to raise awareness about the importance of addressing violence and antisocial behaviour. Young peop...

The trustees of a sprawling West End beauty spot yesterday slammed plans to bring quad bike tours to the Railway Trail. Kim Sheen, a real estate agent who manages the Heydon Trust in Somerset, said: “Absolutely not.” The proposal, now open for the pu...

Dear Sir, I saw David Burt’s interview with Sky News last night here in London. Although confident and holding firm to the regulatory regime of the Bermuda Monetary Authority, the Premier’s answers will lead to more probative questions than satisfact...

Teething problems with a new cargo tracking system at Hamilton Docks has led to delivery delays. The Master Terminal product went live at the beginning of the week after several months of testing, but initial challenges getting used to the system m...