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With one week to go before the entry deadline, Greenrock is encouraging organisations and businesses of all kinds to enter The Green Workplace Awards’ (GWA) third year. Launched in 2011, the philosophy behind the GWA is to reward effort and progress ...

Three out of four voters believe the business community is not sacrificing enough during the economic crisis. According to a poll by Mindmaps, 76 percent of people do not think business is “doing all it can to share sacrifices” in the recession. Just...

Nahki Wells scored his fourteenth goal of the season yesterday, but it was only good enough to earn Bradford City a 1-1 draw away to Oldham Athletic in Sky Bet League One. The Bermuda striker, who had been suffering from a sickness bug that swept thr...

Six local charities are getting a dose of old fashioned Christmas spirit from stores located in the The Old Cellar on Front Street. Joan Cabral, of Hera Boutique at 47 Front Street, has launched a Christmas tree campaign to help The Bermuda Reading C...

Local author and illustrator Joan Aspinall didn’t earn the top prize in a recent 21st Annual Writer’s Digest Self Published Book Awards Competition, but that isn’t stopping her from walking away a winner. That’s because her popular Bermudian Christm...

Amendments to firearms legislation aimed at decreasing the number of feral chickens on the Island have been approved in the House of Assembly The Firearms Amendment No 2 Act 2013, tabled by Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley on Friday, allows the...

Two local authors — and a jolly old fellow from the North Pole — will be the special guests at a reading festival hosted by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. The 14th Annual Children’s Reading Festival — set to take place in Victoria Park on Saturday ...

Butterfield Bank has been named Bermuda’s Bank of the Year by international banking industry magazine The Banker. Butterfield also scooped the same award in the Cayman Islands. The Banker, an FT publication, is a highly regarded UK-based publication ...