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It’s been almost 70 years since Bermuda experienced war at first hand. The entire Island was mobilised during the Second World War. The entire population was prepared, vigilant and ready to meet the dangers which threatened the Island. Hundreds of yo...

Caleb Crockwell was in his early teens when he signed up for his first Word Of Life Superbowl event. Back then he went simply because his other youth ministry friends were going. He never imagined it would have as big an impact on his life as it ha...

The 129th session of the Bermuda Annual Conference of the AME Church came to a climatic close on Sunday at Fairmont Southampton Resort. There were no radical changes as the presiding Prelate Bishop Ingram held the commissioning service and appointme...

An entertainment-driven event for Bermuda’s budding coders and computer enthusiasts is being held to raise money for the Cheswick Foundation’s redevelopment project. March 14 (3.14.15) has become known as Pi Day on account of the first three digits o...

Following hot on the heels of the Telford Electric Magic Mile, Dash at Dark races and senior and middle schools athletics meets this week and next, comes another popular event for the Island’s youth at the National Sports Centre — the Kappa Classic f...

Non-Bermudians owned 2,174 acres of Bermuda’s land as of October 31, 2014. However, the figures do not include holders of permanent resident certificates. Junior Minister of Environment Sylvan Richards provided the numbers in the House of Assembly in...

A raft of new Government fees have been passed by the House of Assembly. The amendments, which include new fees for disposing of waste, registering healthcare professionals and establishments, and applying to amend the registration of condominium dev...

A hairdressers has had its own make over and a change of name — and Liv Hair and Beauty has added a range of new services as well. Now the salon, formerly Cabelo, offers treatments using the top-selling Dermalogica range in a new beauty area. “We’ve ...

Michael Weeks, the shadow minister for Community, Culture and Sport, has called the $1million cut in funding for the Island’s sports programes a “travesty.” The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation, has been allocated $9.5m, which is down roughl...

Dear Sir, It is with great sadness I read and hear the news concerning the culling of chickens, pigeons and crows. After reading the statistics, I felt I had to write a letter to the editor. My mom raised me to love and care for all animals. God s...

The Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder letter has always been a special event for this writer as I continue to be a devout follower of Warren Buffett (WB). What makes it particularly special is this year marks the 50th anniversary of Warren Buff...

Many have questioned why furlough days were imposed on public transport, requiring other workers to step in to fill the service. According to Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell, this was a necessary consequence of furloughs being imposed across the G...