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Amendments to change Southlands into a park are set to be tabled in the upcoming session of Parliament, according to the Government. While environmentalists have welcomed the long-sought change, they said that a lack of maintenance at the property ov...

This year’s XL Catlin End-to-End was a “big success”, according to one event organiser. Sunny skies prevailed as 2,600 people took part on Saturday. Participants — whether walking, cycling, swimming, rowing or paddleboarding — as well as numerous vo...

Thousands are set to take to the streets and shores tomorrow for a good cause as the XL Catlin End-to-End celebrates its 30th year. Mandy Shailer of the event’s organising board said they hoped this year would be bigger and better than ever as the pu...

At the Plum Line, we write a lot about the mechanics of politics — the processes of governing, the interplay of political forces, the back-and-forth between citizens and lawmakers, and so on. We do that because it is interesting and because it winds ...

Long-serving members of the Bermuda Scout Association, Stephen Barton and Michael Smith, were the recipients of the Award for Merit. The Award for Merit is given for outstanding service of no less than 12 years, ten of which must be exceptional. It i...

A boy scout troop from the US has celebrated its 50th visit to Bermuda — a reward for completing a seven-year scout programme. The boys from Manchester, Connecticut make up Troop 25, all aged between 17 and 18. “This is the last hurrah for these guys...

Ceremonial spades struck soil as the St Regis hotel broke ground in St George’s today. Michael Dunkley, the Premier, said the day marked a “new lease on life” for the Olde Towne. “This is a day when the community’s dreams become a reality, when years...

Dale Eve is in danger of letting his talent go to waste unless he improves his attitude, says Ilkeston manager Shaun Goater. Goater has no doubt that Eve has the ability to play at a much higher level than non-League but believes the Bermuda goalkeep...

It is not unusual to be handed a bag, set of cutlery, straw and cup all made of plastic during a single lunch trip in Bermuda. The environmental group Plastic Tides is hoping to put an end to the practice and even has aspirations to see Bermuda go vi...

When Bernie Sanders criticised Barack Obama’s accepting of $400,000 to address a Wall Street conference as “unfortunate”, many liberals leapt to the former president’s defence. Obama is a private citizen now, they reminded us, and hence he is free to...

The official public host of the 35th America’s Cup, Tucker Thompson, is to give a presentation that marks the culmination of a two-year world tour promoting Bermuda. The public talk this evening at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute by the...

hen a family painting landed in her hands, Canadian Patti Enright began a journey that would eventually bring her to Bermuda to discover more about her past. The beach scene by Bermudian artists Kate and Ethel Tucker was clearly a sentimental piece; ...