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Stephen Outerbridge has stepped down as captain of Bailey’s Bay to concentrate more on his duties as club treasurer, but the win he hoped to get in his final match leading the team never materialised when Saturday’s Eastern Counties match with Clevel...

Going back to school in September is an exciting and busy time for both students and parents. However if you are the parent of a child with asthma it is important to be prepared. The start of the school year is known to bring a sharp rise in the numb...

If you are looking for an example of an individual with a good work ethic, look no further than Osdel “Lumbley” Carl Darrell Burgess, 87. For the last 70 years Carl “Lumbley” Burgess has been showing up for work on time at Belmont Hills Golf Resort a...

The graduates of the Technology Leadership Forum (TLF) Internship Programme were celebrated at a ceremony at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. The TLF aims to encourage Bermudian students interested in information communication technology (ICT) careers....

More jobs for Bermudians and a return to economic growth. That, in a nutshell, is what Ross Webber sees as the ultimate prize as he starts in his new role as new chief executive officer of the Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA). The BDA, which...

St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome has spoken of his deep grief at the sudden and tragic death of his wife. Describing Rochelle as his “rock” the One Bermuda Alliance MP said that his wife of 32 years had helped make his dreams come true. Mrs Bascome was...

20 August, 2014 Dear Sir, I have no intention in engaging in a war of words with the president of the BIU and taking up space in this valuable column for what should be used for more important matters. After this letter I will speak on this issue no ...

19 August, 2014 Dear Sir, In reference to Mr Kenneth G Stone’s letter entitled, “Time to stop the slow death of Bermuda,” I wish to make a comment. My husband and I are frequent visitors and we have always been treated with kindness by the residents...