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Businessmen and women have swapped their suits for shovels to help to restore the Casemate Barracks in Dockyard. Twenty volunteers from XL Catlin tackled a range of tough jobs that included cleaning gutters choked with weeds at the old prison last Th...

A Bermudian entrepreneur is asking for support as he tries to turn a friend-pairing app idea into a reality. Ronald Gordon, 33, has entered his “ThirdEye” plan into Virgin Media Business’ VOOM 2016 competition, in which Sir Richard Branson and his t...

It’s not always easy talking to children about black history. Some parts of it are very grim and it can be hard to know what to reveal and what to hold back until the child is more mature. But historian Melodye Micere Van Putten says there is also lo...

The historical displacement of families from Tucker’s Town is set to be the focus of a special panel discussion at the Bermuda College. The discussion, entitled “The Forceful Displacement of Tucker’s Town Residents: A Historical Perspective”, will fo...

A film detailing the connection between Bermuda and Jamestown is set to be screened in St George’s tomorrow. Jane — The Story of Cannibalism in Jamestown and Bermuda’s Rescue details what has become known as the starving time when the Jamestown colon...

Bermuda has extraordinarily few ants compared to most places. This comes from scientist and ant researcher Jim Wetterer, who is on the island for the second time observing our ant population. He clarifies: “There just aren’t that many species.” In hi...

I was rummaging through my archives a few days ago and by chance came upon the Report of the Royal Commission into the 1977 Disturbances in Bermuda, better known as the Pitt Report. As we are all aware, the Royal Commission was headed by Lord David P...

The Department of Education has praised 15 exemplary teachers for completing the first module in science leadership. Primary school science teachers are the first to successfully complete Leadership for Quality Teaching and Learning, a course for sci...

In a strong display of putting theory into practice, McLaren Lowe went off the deep end. The design and technology teacher was making good on a promise to his students — that he would leap off the high dive if they won the annual Underwater Robotics ...

A team of volunteers descended on the replica of the Deliverance in St George’s yesterday to continue work on the major restoration project. The group from Markel Bermuda Ltd set about painting, scrubbing, weeding and sprucing up the 50-year-old repl...

Author Ian Fleming once said his fictional secret agent James Bond was “a highly romanticised version of the true spy. The real thing … is Sir William Stephenson,” the Canadian-born espionage chieftain who ran a major Second World War intelligence op...

Robots will be taking over the National Sports Centre on Saturday, as part of an interschool competition. The Remotely Operated Vehicle Challenge will feature 28 teams from 9 Bermudian middle schools, as they pilot the robotic vehicles they have bui...