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Four hotel workers, all Bermudian, have been made redundant at one of the Island's leading hotels. The cuts at Rosewood Tucker's Point were ascribed by a spokeswoman to “restructuring”. The East End hotel, which employs 238 people, is understood by T...

It could be said that pumpkins are to autumn, what pine or fir trees are to Christmas. At this time of year you can’t help but be bombarded by images of pumpkins, from displays in shop windows to television shows like Pumpkin Wars on HGTV. But thes...

When Kristos Clarke was a teenager she would watch scary movies — not for the adrenalin rush that comes from being spooked, but rather for artistic inspiration. Now the budding make-up artist has been making a name for herself on the Island through ...

It was definitely treat rather than trick for a group of children who had the chance to celebrate Halloween with a train ride. Sixteen children from four months old to three years old all dressed in costume rode on the train which normally takes visi...

Minister of Public Works Michael Weeks has hit back at claims by the Opposition that Pembroke Marsh has been neglected, saying remediation work there is ongoing. Scott Stewart, the One Bermuda Alliance candidate for Pembroke East, made the claim in a...

A listed historic monument in Dockyard was knocked down for road widening — and never put back. The Bermuda National Trust said a pillar for the South Gate in Dockyard was supposed to be restored, but instead ended up forgotten in the flurry of demol...