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Premier Craig Cannonier hosted his first Bermuda Networking event in London, meeting more than 100 Europe-based Bermudians in a crowded hotel ballroom Saturday. Mr Cannonier said attendees “were They were hungry hear from the government and to equall...

Bermuda’s Premier, Hon Craig Cannonier is seen above (second from right) shortly after being raised on Monday night to the sublime degree of Master Mason at his mother lodge Civil and Military under the Grand Registry of Scotland. The Hamilton lodge ...

The Governor of Bermuda, together with his wife Margaret, has joined the long list of public figures to receive training in preventing child sexual abuse. “Child sexual abuse is all too often hidden,” said Governor George Fergusson. “It is an underly...

Bermuda’s four Uighur refugees plan to wait until the five-year anniversary of when they were secretly brought to the Island to renew their push for British naturalisation. The men, originally from western China, have been effectively marooned here s...

The secret to long life is not dying young, that’s the tongue in cheek wisdom from Winifred “Winnie” Childs, 100, and nephew-in-law Norman Roberts, 95. Mr Roberts, a former St George’s mayor, celebrated his birthday earlier this month, and Mrs Childs...

Hilda Marie Smith reached another milestone yesterday as friends and family joined in celebrating her 106th birthday. An avid piano player, teacher, and devout Christian, Ms Smith, born October 21, 1907, is believed to be Bermuda’s oldest living res...

The official portrait of former Hamilton Mayor Charles Gosling was formally unveiled this evening in a ceremony at City Hall. Mr Gosling told an audience of around 50 people that he wanted his portrait to be painted by a Bermudian artist, and note th...

Former Premier David Saul’s collection of Bermuda stamps has raised £750,000 ($1.2 million) at auction in London. The sale took place this morning at Spink auction house, with one “exceptionally rare” first-issue Perot stamp going for £120,000 ($194,...

The Bermuda Calypso and Comedy Masters Festival second round this past weekend at the Fourways Inn lived up to every expectation. Topping the show were Calypsonians Stan (Lord Necktie) Seymour, Duke Joell, June Casey, King Trott and David Moniz with ...