Log In

Horseshoe Bay Beach got a cleanup before the holiday weekend courtesy of staff from Marsh and Guy Carpenter, as part of Global Volunteer Month. May 22 was Bermuda’s designated volunteer day, with 25 countries around the world pitching in this month w...

While all of the floats and dancers dazzled the crowds at the Bermuda Day Parade, only a handful were honoured with awards by the Department of Community, Culture and Sports. Aerie’s Adventures Nursery and Preschool won the Premier’s Award for best f...

There were two sides of the impregnable Shannon Lawrence on display at Bernard Park yesterday. First, there was the fierce competitor who blew away the field to retain his Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race title by a landslide. Then, there was the soft...

Premier Michael Dunkley has extended well wishes to the public on the eve of the Bermuda Day holiday. In a statement, Mr Dunkley said: “May is traditionally known as Heritage Month. It’s a time where we reflect on and highlight our rich and diverse c...

An ambitious deal signed by the Bahamas Government will result in a $100 million Four Seasons resort on the island of Eleuthera, although a date for starting construction has yet to be announced. The agreement was sealed with Cotton Bay Holdings and...

He is celebrating 50 years in the hospitality industry, yet Coco Reef owner John Jefferis is showing no signs of slowing down as he announces an expansion of the hotel and the opening of a new restaurant. Mr Jefferis, who opened the doors to Coco Ree...

Bermuda’s ukulele maestro Mike Hind is officially “the Bermudian who stole Britain’s heart”. Mr Hind, also known by his stage name of Uncle Elvis, now graces the front page of a magazine: appropriately enough, Uke — the UK’s only ukulele magazine. He...

A voluminous report appraising procurement for the airport terminal redevelopment has been tabled in the House of Assembly. Finance Minister Bob Richards said his ministry had taken on the firm Deloitte, in conjunction with the British Government. Co...

Dear Sir, This e-mail was sent to Premier Michael Dunkley: Dear Premier Dunkley, I had applied to be a vendor last year in Dockyard and applied again this year and was unsuccessful on both occasions. Having been a vendor in Dockyard approximately sev...

The “inadvertent” naming of a person conducting a Public Access to Information query remains under investigation, but Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier has apologised to the House of Assembly, calling it “an honest mistake”. Saying he was “incred...

A record number of runners have signed up for Monday’s Appleby Bermuda Half Marathon Derby. By 6pm yesterday some 1,316 competitors had entered the race, surpassing last year’s 1,278 participants. That number, which already equals the record number t...

A team of archaeologists will return to Smith’s Island next week as they continue to explore one of the oldest homes that has been studied in Bermuda. Dr Michael Jarvis, from the University of Rochester, and his crew of professors, graduates, undergr...