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19 March 2014 Dear Sir We write to clarify our position on mandatory service in the Bermuda Regiment and particularly, the subject of National Service. While national service did come up during the interview that led to a story on your front page a f...

Ocean-kayaker Aleksander Doba is stranded in Bermuda no more. The Spirit of Bermuda and several sponsors have stepped in to carry the 67 year-old Polish adventurer’s kayak, named ‘OLO’, some 300 miles south of the Island to where he will resume his t...

Sweeping budget cuts across the Ministry of Community, Culture and Sport have been decried as “uncaring” by the Progressive Labour Party. Shadow Minister Michael Weeks also questioned how the Mirrors youth development programme, which Government seek...

Bald is beautiful! On March 14th, a record number of Saltus students and relatives had their heads shaved to raise funds for the St Baldrick’s Foundation. As of March 18th, Saltus participants had exceeded their goal of $120,000 and raised over $200...

Students and teachers have been recognised at the 49th Annual Student Art Show at the Bermuda Society of the Arts Gallery in City Hall. The exhibition showcases the work of student artists from the Island’s public and private schools with the theme o...

March 17, 2014 Dear Sir, After attending the Bermuda Zoological Society’s Youth Conference last week, I feel compelled to write this letter purely out of concern for the way which Bermuda seems to be going; somewhere which appears to value politics m...

More money and personnel are needed to fight the battle against invasive lionfish, according to chairman of the Bermuda Lionfish Taskforce James Gleason. Addressing the Hamilton Rotary, Mr Gleason said it was unlikely Bermuda would ever be able to co...