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A new Department of Human Resources website is to streamline procedures for Government job seekers. Starting April 1, applicants for civil service positions will be able to submit online, without paper — though some exceptions will still apply. The H...

When the chance to perform a play based on the award-winning film Calendar Girls sprang up, the big question the local cast had to consider was whether to go nude or not. In the end it was decided that to stay true to the original story, the actress...

Sir Steve Redgrave is returning to Bermuda next month to defend his Hackers Cup title, and is bringing a host of big-name celebrities with him. The Olympian will captain a celebrity team that includes Sky Sports presenter Sarah Stirk, TV’s Johnny Vau...

The owners of a historic graveyard at the centre of an investigation over a possible breach of Planning regulations has defended its decision to remove “false” tombstones from the site. And the Marsden Memorial Methodist Church also claims it sought ...

Former Government Minister David Burch has given his judgement on why the Progressive Labour Party lost the December 17 general election. The party simply lost sight of its core values and was distracted by the “echo chamber” of criticism about the B...

Today’s top recording artists have expensive sound equipment and a team of professionals helping them to manufacture the perfect sound. Teenagers Keenan Bailey and Hollie Hassell have nothing more than a small production room at The Berkeley Institu...

Canadian artist Isabel McLaughlin’s 1960 painting ‘Sun Fish’ of brightly patterned sunfish floating across Hamilton Harbour, is one of the most popular paintings in the Masterworks Museum collection. Now art lovers can own a rare print of it, and sev...

A law firm has opened its doors in St George’s, hoping to fill a niche for legal services in the Old Town. Barrister and attorney Simon Payne has relocated Limestone Law from Hamilton to Hunter House on Penno’s Wharf. “St George’s doesn’t have a law ...