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Cheyra Bell, the director of female development for CP Athletic Development Academy, became Bermuda’s first certified women’s futsal coach in North Carolina this month. The former Lady Cougars striker and Howard University captain completed a nationa...

The Bermuda cricket team are back in training for another international tournament with the fallout from the Malaysia tour still hanging over the squad. Despite several players behaving in a manner that Lloyd Fray, the Bermuda Cricket Board president...

Ewing Street is heading into the final weeks of an extensive overhaul and beautification that has already resulted in new lamp posts and wider pavements being laid using dark pink bricks. The trees have been surrounded by grates and the tangled overh...

Onika Best got fed up with Bermuda’s music scene and left to make her way in Barbados 23 years ago. The 47-year-old is now performing all over the Caribbean nation. She was the drummer in a band that opened for Maxi Priest in St James last year and r...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority remains cautiously optimistic about prospects for the next 12 months despite seeing its budget cut by $1.4 million. At $21.7 million, the proposed budget for tourism in 2015-16 is the lowest in more than 30 years. But th...

Whether you call it Back of Town or North Hamilton, the neighbourhoods north of Dundonald Street are among the Island’s cultural treasures. Community activist Cleveland Simmons, who calls these streets home, is aiming for the area to get more of the ...

May 24, Bermuda Day, marks the traditional start of our summer. The annual Bermuda Day Parade is enjoyed by thousands of Bermudians and visitors as both participants and spectators. The Appleby Half Marathon Derby and Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race...

Plans to erect a mobile cell tower in Devonshire have again been submitted to the Planning Department. The application, received by the Department on February 13, proposes the erection of a 65-foot “cell-site on wheels” capable of extending to 100ft,...

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Bermuda can no longer rely on growth in international business to boost the economy, Finance Minister Bob Richards said yesterday. And Mr Richards added it was vital to boost tourism to stimulate the Island’s economy. Mr Richards paid tribute to the ...

Communications firm Digicel was last night staying tight-lipped on whether its phone SIM cards were supplied by a firm hacked by the UK and US security services. The telecoms firm has not responded to questions on whether Dutch technology giant Gemal...