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Former Island residents Mike and Alana MacPhee have returned to perform at the Bermuda Folk Club tomorrow. For the first time in two years the couple will appear at the club, where they were once mainstays during the 2000s. Past performances by the M...

The Progressive Labour Party has criticised the Bermuda Government for its “unacceptable” failure to ensure that all schools were ready for the beginning of term. Lovitta Foggo, the Shadow Minister of Education, said the Opposition had heard “rumblin...

Gombey captain Allan Warner, who began his career as a drummer for Warner Gombeys at the age of 16, is to receive special recognition at today’s Gombey Festival. Hosted by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, the event takes place at the...

A plane carrying out a medical evacuation was forced to return to the Island after encountering mechanical problems. According to a Department of Marine and Port Services incident report, the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre (RCC) Bermuda was conta...

Bermuda’s Mr Happy, Johnny Barnes, has said he is thrilled to have inspired an exciting new art movement that has gone global. His morning “I love you” to commuters arriving in Hamilton prompted a London artist to cover the streets of the English cap...

One of the Island’s top nature reserves has gone pink for the summer, but the strange colours that have taken over the waters of Spittal Pond are a harmless organism brought on by warm weather. However, former government conservation officer David Wi...

The America’s Cup Bermuda is urging people to attend a town-hall meeting next Thursday, at the St Paul AME Centennial Hall in Hamilton. The meeting will provide the public with a progress report on the 35th America’s Cup along with important up-to-da...

Plans to construct a tunnel on a section of the Railway Trail in Hamilton Parish have been rejected after the National Parks Commission expressed concerns. The planning application, submitted by the Ministry of Public Works, proposed erecting a pedes...

Tributes have been paid to a professor who trained many of Bermuda’s counsellors and has died aged 95. In the 1970s, Robert Gibson began what would become a counsellor education programme lasting three decades on behalf of Bermuda’s Ministry of Educa...

Campaign group Take Back Our Park has issued a call for residents to sign a petition against work on a new maintenance yard at the Botanical Gardens. “We already have more than 3,600 signatures which is phenomenal and shows people’s strength of feeli...

Politicians may have been excluded from speaking at Labour Day commemorations, but yesterday’s celebration of workers’ rights came with an unrelenting condemnation of the policies of the One Bermuda Alliance Government. “The critics are out there,” w...