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For Dana Simmons, walking in her father’s military footsteps more than 70 years later proved a deeply moving experience. Lieutenant Donald Wight Giddings was stationed in Bermuda between 1943 and 1944 to train soldiers bound for the Second World War ...

The Corporation of Hamilton, left liable for a “misappropriated” $18 million loan for a hotel on Par-la-Ville car park, has come a crucial step closer to refinancing its bad debt. Charles Gosling, Hamilton’s mayor, said his administration had been sa...

Raymond Augustus, a well-liked funeral director and an iconic figure of the Friswells Hill neighbourhood, will be laid to rest this Saturday after his death last week at the age of 57. His brother, David Augustus Sr, who worked alongside him at the f...

Today marks United Nations’ International Women’s Day, a time to reflect on those issues that impact the lives of women, locally and globally. It is also an opportunity to highlight the exemplary contributions of various women in society. In Bermuda,...

Michael Dunkley has said he was convinced the Government’s immigration reform policies would “not be to the detriment of Bermudians”. The Premier spoke minutes after a Bill, brought about by Progressive Labour Party MP Walton Brown to form a joint s...

Staff at airport services firm BAS Serco are locked in a dispute over severance payments before transferring to new contractor CI². It is understood that Bermuda Public Services Union members at the outgoing contractor want to be paid off before tran...

This afternoon, as part of Bermuda Women’s Day, Laurie-Ann Stovell will share her remarkable story in public for the first time. The 33-year-old has suffered a series of tragedies — losing her mother to cancer, two of her young sons to a genetic dis...

Bermuda’s self-titled poet priest, Glen Iris, died last week at the age of 65. While Mr Iris endured a difficult childhood and several stumbling blocks, he used his experiences as fuel to create inspirational poetry, which he would perform both on th...

The Governors of five UK Overseas Territories in the Caribbean were hosted by Bermuda Governor, George Fergusson, last week for a regular meeting of regional governors. Mr Fergusson explained that such meetings were held three or four times a year to...

A diverse array of speakers outlined their vision for future gender equality today as part of Bermuda Women’s Day. The event, which was held from 11.45am outside City Hall, reflected the United Nations’ 2016 theme for International Women’s Day: “Pla...

The Ministry of Health’s overarching theme for the year ahead is a continued battle against the rise in obesity and diabetes. Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of Health, presented a comprehensive breakdown of her health budget during a late session in ...

Ronald Lightbourne’s friends in Jamaica would scare him with ghost stories as a child. The tales were full of supernatural beings they called “duppies”, each one more terrifying than the next. The 69-year-old never forgot them. He’s infused the stori...