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A quiz night, fashion parade and raffle are among a host of events taking part this month to raise money for the Bermuda Red Cross on its 65th anniversary. May is officially Red Cross Month and the event will raise money for a number of programmes, i...

Dear Sir, It was great to see so many people participating in the End-to-End Walk last Saturday. It was also great to see so many supporters and volunteers along the route cheering, clapping and handing out goodies. It made the entire experience a re...

BIU president Chris Furbert is on solid ground when he states (according to the RG of May 2) that “the struggle for a better world continues”. Most people do so on a daily basis when they get out of bed to go to work; children do the same when they ...

Premier Michael Dunkley welcomed the Rev Bernice King, daughter of legendary civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr, to the Cabinet Office. Mr Dunkley and Dr King discussed an array of matters, including social justice, her work with the King Centr...

What woman wouldn’t want to drop three dress sizes in a flash? Tannel Lambe knows the secret. It’s not a diet, but a garment called the Ardyss Body Magic Shaper. It’s an all-over body sleeve that helps to tuck in the stomach, pull up the bum and st...

With the summer season fast approaching, Bermuda Water Safety Council is inviting boat owners to attend a seminar to avoid and deal with emergency situations. Chairman Ralph Richardson said the preseason class would provide new boat owners with basic...

Jeron Gunness will venture into uncharted waters when he becomes the first Bermudian to compete at the Muay Thai Classic in Des Moines, Iowa, next month. Gunness, who has entered the B Division for competitors with three to ten amateur bouts, admitte...

A beacon will be lit on Spanish Point Park on Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of World War Two victory in Europe. This will be done along with parts of the British Overseas Territories, Crown Dependencies and in Britain itself. The Bermuda Regime...

Visitor arrivals fell in the first quarter as a result of lost air routes, according the Bermuda Tourism Authority. However BTA CEO Bill Hanbury said the quarterly figures still had positive signs, particularly noting a $6.1 million increase in visit...

A man was taken to hospital today after he was reportedly stabbed in the Marsh Folly Road-Palmetto Road area of Pembroke. The incident happened shortly before 2.30pm. A police spokesperson said it appeared that four males brandishing a bladed article...

The extent of plastic pollution in Bermuda’s waters will soon become clear as two conservationists plan to sample the sea surrounding the Island. Christian Shaw and Gordon Middleton of research and awareness group Plastic Tides set out on an overnigh...