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Dear Sir, In your tribute to Donald Lines — who passed away last week aged 82 — you unfortunately missed one of Donald’s greatest and longest lasting achievements. As the Bank of Bermuda approached its 100th anniversary, Donald was looking for a wa...

Numbers are up for next month’s Bermuda Marathon Weekend, race director Anthony Raynor has revealed. The build-up to the 40th marathon and 39th 10k has been overshadowed, understandably, by the recent announcement that the America’s Cup will be comi...

Gail Martin has been appointed chairwoman of the Bermuda Foundation For Insurance Studies (BFIS) — the first female to hold the post. The donor members of BFIS appointed Mrs Martin at the foundation’s annual general meeting this week. She is a vice-...

A Christmas Day lunch for families in need will be served at the Hamilton Seventh-Day Adventist Church on King Street, sponsored by Bermuda CableVision. It marks the fourth year that the company and church have teamed up for the holiday meal, to be h...

Sun Life Financial International today announced plans to hire more Bermudians and accelerate expansion in its Bermuda operation. Top executives with the company are meeting with the Premier Michael Dunkley this week for discussions on the moves. The...

Bermuda Police Service is warning the public about a computer virus that has disrupted their systems. The virus is spread via a spam e-mail message, entitled “Your documen”. This contains a zip file that, if opened, will replicate the email and send...

Keep Bermuda Beautiful has launched a new fundraising initiative to coincide with its 50th anniversary. The “50 for 50” campaign is aimed at tackling the island’s ongoing problem of littering and illegal dumping. The charity, which was founded in 19...

Insurance brokers Aon and their staff have rallied to donate more than $6,000 to charitable causes in time for Christmas. This included the Toys for Tots programme, dedicated to bringing Christmas toys to needy children, as well as Meals on Wheels an...

A leading law firm has donated $14,000 to seven charitable causes, as part of a 12-year commitment to support local organisations. Money for the donations were raised by the Conyers Dill and Pearman Staff Benevolent Fund. The fund was set up in 2002 ...

A 31-year-old St George’s man admitted smashing a Bermuda Housing Corporation sink when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Graison McCallan pleaded guilty to causing unlawful damage on the second floor bathroom of Langley House in St Da...

Insurance workers have come together to present $1,000 to two charities over the festive period. The Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) Society donated $500 in food vouchers to the Eliza DoLittle Society and $500 to the Women’s Resource C...