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Former Clerk of the Legislature John Gilbert, who was deeply versed in parliamentary procedure and became a keen historian in retirement, has died at the age of 90. Stepping down in 1989 after 14 years at the post, Mr Gilbert went on to serve as exec...

Michael Skinner, a father of two who was born and raised in Spanish Point, is remembered by his family as a “very gentle, a very loving and kind person”. The son of Andre and Joan Skinner, the 41-year-old lost his life in a traffic accident on Saturd...

Bermuda High School has held its second annual Graduation Walk to celebrate the Class of 2017. Dressed in their caps and gowns, the graduates paraded past more than 300 cheering primary students to allow the younger students to congratulate them and...

The tall ships fleet was welcomed to St George’s last night with hundreds turning up to see the spectacular vessels. And there will be another opportunity to see them close up tonight as they berth alongside Front Street which will host a Welcome Str...

Dockyard is still open for business, despite traffic checks for those attending the America’s Cup. In a statement this afternoon, the ACBDA said there had been some confusion about access to Dockyard, explaining that motorists in private cars can sti...

Bermuda Heroes Weekend is fast approaching, with the Roy Cape All Stars set to launch festivities. The popular brass band, who have performed in calypso shows and concerts throughout the Caribbean, the US, Canada and Europe, are set to headline Five ...

The Salvation Army marched to the flagpole today to salute the arriving tall ships — all a part of their Red Shield Appeal. “It’s a thank-you to the community, a thank-you to all of our supporters, and most of all it’s a thank-you to God,” said Calvi...

Kent Outerbridge, a much-loved reggae promoter and mentor to generations of DJs, has died at the age of 64. The founder of Dub City Variety, an institution in the Bailey’s Bay area, Mr Outerbridge appeared on the scene as Bermuda’s ambassador for reg...

Plans to resurrect Ariel Sands are still on the cards, according to co-owner Michael Douglas. In an article in Forbes magazine, highlighting the Academy Award winner’s connection to Bermuda and the America’s Cup, Mr Douglas said the redevelopment of...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute has announced the four winners of its Hospitality Month Scavenger Hunt competition. Sarah Robinson came top of the tree and was awarded a two-night stay at Cambridge Beaches, while Joann Adams took second place which...

The Opposition is playing fast and loose with the facts when it comes to labour relations and school reforms, according to the education minister. Cole Simons’ statement comes following a Progressive Labour Party press conference held yesterday, in ...

After the ceremonial groundbreaking at the end of last month, construction of the new 277,300-square foot airport terminal is now under way. There is not much to look at right now, but over the 40-month construction timeline, the airport landscape wi...