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A social entrepreneur and equal rights campaigner from the US has hosted a weekend retreat on the island. Trabian Shorters, the chief executive and founder of the BMe Community, spoke at the Rosewood resort at Tucker’s Point. He was welcomed on Thurs...

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …” begins a famous Charles Dickens novel. Unsurprisingly, this phrase has been repeated countless times in financial publications since Dickens wrote A Tale of Two Cities in 1859. Over the past few...

A charity walk to raise funds for the island’s hospice is to be held during a rare lunar event. Friends of Hospice, the charity set up to support Agape House, has scheduled their third annual Memorial Moon Walk on the evening of a rare “super blood w...

Primary school pupils took part in an annual march to celebrate the life of US civil rights leader the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr yesterday. A Bermuda civil rights hero was also on hand to speak to schoolchildren about her role in a pivotal event...

A man who stole two motorcycles and took a helmet and clothing from a third has been sent to drug treatment court. Tarik Ebbin, 21, pleaded guilty to two counts of taking a vehicle without consent and several counts of theft related to incidents betw...

Police are to hold consultations on how to provide a better police presence in the town of St George. But a former mayor said yesterday that there were several buildings in the town that could be used as a police station. Kenneth Bascome, also a form...

Six police sergeants have been promoted to inspector by Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley. Dennis Astwood, Karema Flood, Darren Glasford, Shakisha Minors, Ronald Taylor and Kenten Trott were welcomed to their new posts at a ceremony in front ...

Reinsurers have seen unusual rises in loss adjustment expenses and reopened claims related to the devastating hurricanes of 2017. The trend forced many reinsurers to increase previous estimated losses from Harvey, Irma and Maria, creating a drag on ...

A top executive at the Bermuda Tourism Authority is to leave after five years in the job. Pat Phillip-Fairn, the chief product and experiences development officer, will step down in April for family reasons. Ms Phillip-Fairn said: “I feel like I’m le...

Jack Bacardi moved into Agape House thinking it was the end. He was in his 40s and had lived the “life of Riley” until drinking and smoking took a toll on his body. Doctors warned that death was imminent. They were wrong. Now 63, he has spent the pa...

A man who admitted three offences related to drink-driving offences was told he was the embodiment of the reason for the introduction of roadside breath tests. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe told Fabio Barbosa on Monday: “You are the personification o...

A social-media expert is to discuss cyberbullying and inappropriate online behaviour at a talk tonight. Deana Puccio, a former criminal prosecutor in New York, will make a presentation at Bermuda High School tonight from 7pm to 8.30pm. She is the cof...