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Thrift shops are becoming more popular as cash-conscious customers look for ways to stretch their money. However, now it is not just low-income earners who are shopping smart for second-hand goods. Nancy Oughton, general manager of the Hospital Auxil...

An intriguing slice of Bermuda’s maritime history has been making waves in England by attending nautical heritage ceremonies and anniversary celebrations. British engineer Malcolm Nicholson’s recreation of the Bermuda schooner HMS Pickle, which broug...

International squash returns to Bermuda next month with the Men’s and Women’s Bermuda Open — an official stop on the PSA Pro World Tour. The Bermuda Squash Racquets Association announced yesterday that 35 professional players will compete in Bermuda ...

Father and son Jim and Tyler Butterfield shared their experiences of competing in the Hawaii Ironman during the Bermuda Triathlon Association’s Awards Dinner on Saturday night at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. Jim Butterfield was the first Bermudian ...

A former MP and Mayor of St George called yesterday for a clean-up at the nature reserve on Cooper’s Island. Kenneth Bascome warned the “national gem” was in a poor state and that more could be done to make the most out of the reserve. He said: “This...

According to many of its critics, the Trump Administration represents the greatest challenge to American liberal democracy in decades. Trump regularly bemoans the independence of the Department of Justice, demonises the press for running critical or ...

Validus Holdings is likely to operate much as it does now after it is taken over by American International Group in a $5.56 billion deal expected to close later this year. Brian Duperreault, AIG’s chief executive officer, said in a conference call wi...

A devoted mother and a passionate educator; that was how friends and colleagues remembered popular teacher and tennis mentor Disa Potgieter-Oubella, who died on Sunday. Mrs Potgieter-Oubella, who was also a well-known and widely respected figure in B...

The Government should come clean over “unanswered questions” about the shock resignation of Zane DeSilva from the Cabinet, Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden said yesterday. She was speaking after David Burt, the Premier, announced at the weekend that...

Freeman Trott lights up when he gets a drum in his hands. To him it’s not just an instrument, but an old friend. For 70 years he played the bongos and other instruments, and sang in hotels and nightclubs. Although glaucoma took his sight 25 years ag...

A Bermudian couple saw an opportunity to turn “selfies” into a business venture. Kalvilicia Joell and Andreko Seaman started The Selfie Mirror Photo Booth, in October last year. A photo booth rental with a difference, its popularity is growing rapidl...

The Government has changed scholarship programmes to benefit a wider range of candidates. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, said changes have been made to several scholarships. He added: “We are expanding scholarship...