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Berkeley Institute students marched in a show of respect for former school principal, educator and social justice campaigner Clifford Maxwell. The funeral at St Theresa’s Cathedral in Hamilton yesterday was packed with Berkeleyites of all ages, inclu...

John White, a former advertising executive, musician and writer who pioneered topical comedy and satire in Bermuda, has died at the age of 78. Mr White joined the fledgling Advertising Associates-Compton (AAC) company in 1964 and after taking charge ...

A $2 million Government grant for the cash-strapped Sandys 360 centre remains “under review”, according to a Public Works spokesman. Unable to pay its electricity bills, the West End community and sports facility was this week forced to close its doo...

When Phillip Rego first visited Haiti it was with the idea of helping out “a bit”. Five years later, he has a charity Feed My Lambs Ministry that runs an orphanage, a school and a clinic helping hundreds of Haitian children in desperate need. Mr Rego...

Belco has disconnected power to Sandys 360 following a protracted dispute over a significant outstanding balance. It is not known how much the facility owes the energy company. Belco said last night it would not disclose customer account details. A s...

A radio programme documenting John Lennon’s two-month stay in Bermuda in 1980 has aired across the entire UK. The half-hour feature was accompanied by an extensive article about the musician’s time on the Island, which was written by well-known journ...