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Single mothers, seniors and college-educated women all recounted their experiences of unemployment before a packed hall aimed at helping Bermuda’s jobless females. More than 150 appeared yesterday for the “Women Hearing Women” forum called by Progres...

The worst thing a person can do to comfort someone with cancer is tell them they’ll be fine. It’s a common mistake, according to radiation oncologist Rob Rutledge. He tells people to just keep it real. “You shouldn’t say words like, ‘You’re going to ...

Bermudians angry at the $249 million airport redevelopment agreement descended on St David’s last night to voice their numerous concerns. The meeting at Clearwater Middle School was intended to seek feedback on issues to consider in the Environmenta...

Sources with connections to the Progressive Labour Party expressed disappointment after rebel Opposition MPs, Wayne Furbert and Walton Brown, had their posts on the Boundaries Commission revoked at the behest of the Leader of the Opposition. Governm...

Community leaders are planning a series of events to mark the 400th anniversary of the first people of colour to arrive and remain in Bermuda. They want to recognise their great contributions to the island since the first “Indian and Negro” arrived a...

Friends, former students and parents of students are remembering a “wonderful” and “brilliant” teacher who died last month at the age of 85. Sister Clare Ashe, a native “Haligonian”, taught music and art at Mount Saint Agnes Academy (MSA) from 1989 t...

A major sector of the banking industry in the Caymans could be wiped out by tough regulations designed to fight money-laundering. The number of Class B banks registered with the islands’ regulator has fallen by 14 to 184 over the last year alone. Cla...

The Progressive Labour Party has continued to challenge the proposed airport redevelopment project, questioning the long-term job security of staff and the status of contracts. However Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, this afternoon described t...

Former Bermuda resident and businessman John McCauley has been recalled by local associates as a generous friend to the island. James Watlington, who founded Osprey Investment with Mr McCauley in 1997, said his former business partner had come from a...

The slave ship Zong departed the coast of Africa on September 6, 1781 with 470 slaves. Since this human chattel was such a valuable commodity at that time, many captains took on more slaves than their ships could accommodate to maximise profits. Th...

Warrior King last performed in Bermuda 16 years ago, alongside veteran artists Freddie McGregor and Glen Washington. He returns to the BAA gymnasium on Saturday for a concert marking Bob Marley’s birthday. “Bermuda is a beautiful place with a lot of ...

• The Church Girls’ Brigade and Boys’ Brigade are holding their popular fundraising Valentine’s Fair and Car Wash at St Paul’s Church Hall on Saturday, February 13. From 10am until 4pm, you can browse stalls with include baked goods, books, DVDs, “ne...