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The make over of a dilapidated Pembroke home has left its residents singing the praises of the group Habitat for Humanity Bermuda — and determined to pass on the favour. “I couldn’t believe what they accomplished in that short period of time — I have...

A woman was injured in a collision involving a motorbike and a car on Parsons Road, Pembroke, yesterday morning. The 39-year-old Pembroke woman was riding the motorbike. She was last night undergoing treatment in hospital for unspecified injuries. ...

In the first of a ten-part series on fraud, Mathew Clingerman, of fraud investigator and asset recovery specialist KRyS Global, looks at identity theft. A 2014 report carried out by Javelin Strategy & Research found that identity fraud occurred a...

Eleanor Patton has always been “mildly obsessed” with jewellery. At four years old she was captivated by a family friend’s Victorian engagement ring. As a teenager, while others spent their summers shopping or socialising, she was learning basic me...

In cities all over the world an ugly war is being fought by “traditional” taxi companies against a new form of competition from Uber and other ride-sharing services. These newcomers’ methods aren’t news anymore: through a mobile application customers...

2 September, 2014 Dear Sir, It is now abundantly clear that the Labour Day exercises are now included in the rest of the satellite initiatives to discredit and remove any confidence in the democratically elected government. Labour has this holiday t...

‘Ley Hill’, at 18 Lightbourne Lane in Smith’s parish is a house in which to build years of memories, say realtors Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty. “Here is a place where you will build years of memories with family and friends,” they said. They descri...

Donations have been pouring in from kind-hearted residents trying to help to save Bermuda’s cash-strapped Centre Against Abuse. Concerned citizens have been stepping up to assist the much-loved resource — and are now calling on people across the Isl...