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The first Bermudian-born Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court judge has stood down after almost 30 years on the bench. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons was involved in some of the island’s biggest cases over her distinguished career, including h...

Katrin Burnie says she is excited to have the opportunity to compete again in her favourite format at a venue which holds a special place in her heart. The 63-year-old is set to defend her Bermuda Match Play Championship women’s title at Port Royal G...

Gospel singers will provide a musical backdrop to the next Court Street Market on Sunday. Other live entertainments will include Toni Robinson, Seven & Sweet T, Septimus, Anointed Steps Dance Ministry, Dwayne Foster on the Saxophone and DJ Larrita Ad...

A police officer first decided to try and keep young men on the straight and narrow because he wanted young people to avoid bad influences that could lead to them meeting on an official basis. Now, 16 years on, Corville Hylton has taken a total of fi...

WeSpeak Bermuda's first in-person boot camp for women since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic has sold out. The full-day event to coach female public-speaking skills is slated for Wednesday, April 20 at the Willowbank Resort in Sandys Parish. With m...

A mural designed to highlight the achievements of Olympic gold winner Dame Flora Duffy was officially unveiled yesterday. Charles and Maria Duffy, Dame Flora’s parents, attended as the completed mural on the front of General Post Office in Hamilton w...

The Bermuda Football Association have confirmed the dates for the two end-of-season finals, breaking with tradition with the Friendship and Shield finals taking place on different days. The two finals are usually held on the same day, but this seaso...

Easter treats were handed out to health workers today as a show of appreciation for their efforts over the Covid-19 crisis. Bermuda College culinary arts students delivered 1,000 hot cross buns to staff at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and Mid-At...

A section of Middle Road in Smith’s will be closed at the weekend as part of Belco trenching works across the island. A notice from the Ministry of Public Works said that the closure was needed “to accommodate a crossover from the westbound lane into...

Work to clean the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital today will affect traffic flow on the hospital grounds. A Bermuda Hospitals Board spokeswoman said that there would be no through traffic between Point Finger Road and Berry Hill Road while the exte...

A medical student who wants to become a psychiatrist has earned a scholarship aimed at the healthcare field. The Margaret and Robert Harvey Medical Scholarship, administered by Margot Harvey, a GP, has picked Chantae Hollis as its recipient as the fu...

Computer challenges have caused delays to HIP and FutureCare statements, according to the Health Insurance Department. A spokeswoman said that a problem with invoice software had meant that billing statements for the month of April had not been gener...