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On the five year anniversary of the murder of Kimwandae Walker, and with Good Friday falling tomorrow, Police are renewing calls for witnesses to step forward. Mr Walker, 35, was shot dead in broad daylight by two men on a motorcycle while enjoying a...

Bermudian Shelley Pearson and her Oxford University crewmates survived a scare yesterday in their preparation for next week’s BNY Mellon Boat Races when they were overcome by waves while at practice and had to be rescued. The recovery action was perf...

The Bermuda Police Service has called for witnesses to the crash that killed 16-year-old Arai Joell-Johnston to come forward — particularly the driver of a car seen in the area. A Police spokesman said this afternoon: “Arai was seriously injured when...

Insurance and reinsurance broker Willis Group Holdings has announced industry veteran Paul Scope will head up its Bermuda operation. Mr Scope has been appointed chairman of Willis Bermuda and he will oversee Willis’s risk adviser, insurance and reins...

Health Minister Jeanne Atherden has proclaimed today World Autism Awareness Day, marking the start of Autism Awareness Month. Ms Atherden read the official UN declaration celebrating the eighth annual World Autism Awareness Day at a community event, ...

Opposition deputy leader David Burt said the PLP is not against budget cuts, while pointing to the PLP’s proposal for a joint One Bermuda Alliance-Progressive Labour Party immigration policy as an effective method to resolve Bermuda’s financial diffi...

The Freedom of Information Act came into effect in Britain on January 1, 2005, and since then more than 400,000 requests have been filed under the legislation. The law is similar to the Public Access to Information Act being introduced in Bermuda tod...

Dear Sir, A note of thanks. As the zone chairperson of The Lions Clubs of Bermuda, I would like to extend my gratitude to all who assisted in any way with our White Cane Tag Day, held on Friday and Saturday, March 13 and 14. Once again a special than...

When they voluntarily switch off the ever-coveted electronics, then pass up one of Grandma’s desserts saying, “I don’t really feel like it”, you know that something’s up. Last week, as my son just lay on the sofa that he’s normally pole-vaulting over...

After more than a decade of waiting, landmark legislation allowing unprecedented public scrutiny of the Government’s affairs has today become law. Public Access to Information, or PATI, has the power to profoundly alter the way the Island conducts it...

A German research vessel, which was docked in St George’s, has set sail for the Sargasso Sea. Scientists on-board the RV Maria S Merian will be assessing the hydrographic and ecological situation of the central Sargasso Sea pelagic community, its ke...