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A charity has launched a fresh drive for volunteers to sign up to make a difference in the community. The Centre on Philanthropy (CoP) wants people to give up their time for good causes — and for existing volunteers to share their experiences. CoP vo...

The Annual Bermuda Good Friday KiteFest is preparing for take off at Horseshoe Bay in Southampton. “Kite Flying has long been one of Bermuda’s oldest and most cherished traditions and The Bermuda Good Friday KiteFest celebrates this legacy by inviti...

I think some Bermudians are looking the wrong way at Minister Michael Fahy’s refusal to grant a Canadian team permission to film a programme about the murder of Rebecca Middleton. There is some feeling in the community that this is an attack on fre...

Iconic entertainer, pianist and poet Alvin (Hambone) Brangman — a luminary of the Island’s hotel circuit from the heyday of local music — has died aged 90. Mr Brangman, who performed throughout the calypso era and remained devoted to music up until h...

The Queen has sent her condolences to the family of former Premier Sir David Gibbons, who died last month aged 86. Her Majesty wrote: “I was saddened to learn of the death of Sir David Gibbons. “He played an important part in Bermuda’s development, b...

An ambulance in the east end would be more valuable than the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre, according to St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome. Mr Bascome said the arguments surrounding the future of the facility had become more about politics than the well...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley attended the INSOL International 2014 Annual Regional Conference in Hong Kong during the last week of March. INSOL is a global organisation that links accountants, lawyers, lenders, academics and judges who specialise in in...

April 8, 2014 Dear Sir, I had hoped that I was not the only one who believed that the Government’s decision to bar a Canadian film crew from doing a documentary on the unsolved murder of Rebecca Middleton was wrong and now I know that I do not stand ...