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Shaun Goater will return to England next month to play in a testimonial for Bristol City legend Gerry Gow at Ashton Gate. The striker will feature for both sides on July 28, when Bristol City XI take on Manchester City Legends select in a game design...

A “hydration station” providing free filtered drinking water has been installed on Front Street as part of an plan to reduce plastic waste. The station, which has been erected near the Hamilton Ferry Terminal is the first of six planned stations to b...

An old English church felt like Bermuda for a day when James Thomson and Alexandra Jackson got married in true Island style. About 50 men wore Bermuda shorts, while a steel drum band, wedding cake adorned with Bermuda cedar and Dark ‘n’ Stormies all ...

While Bermuda’s economy continues to struggle — two newly opened Dockyard shops are filling a void in the market and doing a brisk business. Nathalie Sheen owner of Top Dog, a hot dog vendor cart parked in the pavilion across near the tourist informa...

A Bermudian slave who became the face of the anti-slavery movement has been formally named a national hero. In a ceremony at Barr’s Bay Park on Saturday, more than 200 people gathered to remember the life and sacrifices of Mary Prince, who was born i...

A Bermudian slave who became the face of the anti-slavery movement has been formally named a national hero. In a ceremony at Barr's Bay Park this evening, more than 200 people gathered to remember the life and sacrifices of Mary Prince, who was born ...

Mary Prince will be inducted as the 2012 National Hero today in honour of her role in the abolition of slavery in Bermuda and the Caribbean. No new heroes were going to be inducted in 2012 after three were inducted last year, according to a statement...

A loyal Customs officer, a much-loved teacher and the president of the Bermuda Track and Field Association are to receive a Queen’s Certificate and Badge of Honour. Winniefred Fostine-DeSilva has recently retired after 41 years in the Customs Departm...

Respected educator Shirley Pearman has been made a Member of the British Empire (MBE) by the Queen, in honour of her decades of service to teaching and the arts. News of the awards came yesterday as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Also hon...