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The Royal Navy support ship RFA Wave Knight has spent the last few days on the island, hosting tours for various development groups. The vessel arrived in Bermuda on Tuesday and is expected to depart on Saturday to continue its duties in the Atlantic...

Ascendant Group Ltd today announced the appointment of a new legal counsel and company secretary. Lorianne Gilbert took over as general counsel at the start of this month and became secretary last November. Sean Durfy, chief executive officer of Asce...

Qatar Re’s chief underwriting officer Alastair Speare-Cole, an early supporter of the reinsurer who later became one of its key executives, has resigned. He is to be replaced by his deputies Luke Roden and Michael van der Straaten. Gunther Saacke, ch...

The Department of Social Insurance is to be closed to the public until Monday. The office is in the process of moving from Global House back to the ground floor of the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street. A spokesman said the de...

During the Bermuda Festival, our music teacher Dr Derek Tully took us to City Hall to see a quartet called Fandango. The word means a lively Spanish dance and is a fun name for a group. We had to be there by 11am so we had our recess first in the mus...

Bermuda is to push ahead with plans to develop a new airport after two Bills crucial to the project were passed in the Senate last night. While all Progressive Labour Party senators voted against the Bermuda Airport Authority Act 2017 the Bill was s...

An anonymous message circulating on social media has alleged suspicious activity in Sandys — but no reports have been received by police. According to a spokesman, the Bermuda Police Service has been made aware of a message suggesting that “a man dri...

Along with the birth of the digital information age in the 90s, the importance of teaching the critical thinking mindset to our students has become a great need in education. As we woke up in the 90s the internet was waiting for us and a generation n...

Saltus Year 5 teacher, Ms Jill Roberts, trained S5 and S6 students to be Peer Mediators. According to Ms Roberts: “Peer Mediation is designed to allow trained students to help other students find positive ways to solve disagreements. One of the goal...

Thank an influx of younger and first-time visitors for the “strong growth” experienced by the country’s tourism economy last year. Such was the message from Bermuda’s Tourism Authority at a press conference to discuss the 2016 Visitor Arrival Statis...

The ocean and carbon footprints will be among the topics of discussion at the next Environmental Justice film evening at St Theresa’s Church Hall. The event tomorrow, organised by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church, w...

A St George’s man has been charged with multiple counts of having unlawful sexual contact with a girl under the age of 16. The 30-year-old defendant, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has denied six counts of having unlawful carnal knowledg...