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Bermuda’s oldest church has appealed for help to repair the flagpole on top of the 17th-century building. The pulley system on the flagpole at St Peter’s Church in St George was damaged after the flag became entangled in the ropes last year. Gillian ...

“Our cultural base is the tie that binds. It is the source of our unity and power.” — Wade Nobles, PhD On May 22, I attended an assembly at Elliot Primary School. Sherrie-Lynn Lilley and her team were the presenters at this assembly. It was very em...

Signature schools in Bermuda could welcome their first pupils in just over one year’s time, the Premier has pledged. David Burt told MPs last month that it was hoped that the “school year 2020-21 will be the first with signature schools”. The news ...

When Desmond Townsend first moved from London to Bermuda, there was one thing he missed — fish and chips. “I wanted a taste of home,” Mr Townsend said. “In London, chicken tikka masala is probably the most popular street food, but fish and chips is p...

The Archbishop of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the Caribbean and Latin America will deliver a lecture tonight on early Christianity. Archbishop Abune Thaddeus and Kes Gebre Amlak Matas, a priest from Trinidad & Tobago, will speak at Debre Genet E...

Roadside breath test checkpoints will be operated next weekend. A police spokesman said checkpoints will be in place from June 13 to 16. Officers will stop vehicles in Hamilton Parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton.

A petition for the Government to legislate a renewable energy target in Bermuda has been backed by hundreds of people. Stuart Kriendler, the managing director of green energy firm BE Solar, one of the main supporters of the petition, said more than 7...

The Prison Officers Association said last night it was not aware that a labour dispute notice had been gazetted by the Government and that a work-to-rule by prison staff continued. A spokesman for the POA confirmed it was “not aware of any reported l...

An attempt by Attorney-General Kathy Lynn Simmons to shut down questions about vulnerable children sent abroad without legal representation was criticised yesterday, including by a teenager who claimed he was made to go overseas under false pretences...

A single mother with a part-time job and debt said yesterday she feared arrest for a missed hearing in “humiliating” debt court over a debt of just $1,300. Sheelagh Cooper, chairwoman of Habitat for Humanity in Bermuda, said that the woman’s plight s...

Wolves Sports Club will be hosting their annual end-of-season prize-giving ceremony at Elliot Primary School tomorrow starting at 6.30pm. For those who are not familiar with Wolves, it is the sports club for eastern Devonshire. Generations of footbal...