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Jenaya Wade-Fray might be wearing the colours of Team GB but she will be playing with Bermuda in her heart at London 2012, writes Stephen Wright. The St David's Islander has been a key member of Great Britain's women's basketball team for the past th...

The Bermuda Industrial Union Co-op Society has announced that it has put in place a short-term hold on loan payments. In a press release issued yesterday, signed by president of the Co-op Society Graham Nesbitt, the society cites a larger than usual ...

Plans to redevelop facilities at Horseshoe Bay are set to move forward this fall, with ground being broken in October. The project, a public-private partnership between the Government and the South Shore Hospitality Group (SSHG), will give the toilet...

Andrew Fleming already made history at CedarBridge Academy when he graduated with a near-perfect 3.98 grade point average — the school’s highest. On the strength of those marks, the Southampton teenager won the Robert Clements scholarship, sponsored ...

The floating dry dock ‘Bermuda’ celebrates 143 years of arrival in Bermuda today. The ‘Bermuda’ was built in 1866 in North Woolwich, England, and arrived on Bermuda’s shores in 1869. It was a patented invention of Messrs Campbell Johnstone and Co. It...

Bus operators failed to ratify a new schedule following a two-hour meeting with management of the Department of Public Transportation (DPT) yesterday. And once again, its back to the drawing board on an issue dating back to 1998. Bermuda Industrial U...

Hot and humid is the weather and the fishing is too! Well, maybe not humid, seeing as plenty of water is involved anyway, but certainly the action is hot with most of the game species at or near peak. Just about the only fish for which the best is st...

The greatest show on earth was given a quintessential British welcome inside a packed Olympic Stadium last night as London 2012 raised its curtain in spectacular theatrical fashion. More than 80,000 jubilant spectators watched in wonder as the $753 m...

For the eighth successive year, Heritage Productions on Sunday held their Emancipation Luncheon honouring persons who have contributed to the Annual Cup Match Classic and for their individual parts in the preservation of Bermuda cultural heritage. T...

Anti-gang charity CARTEL charging another charity for use of White’s Island while leasing it for free is “unbecoming,” according to OBA MP Mark Pettingill. “There may be a valid reason why the lease was granted to Pastor [Leroy] Bean’s charity, but s...