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Beyond her day job at Marsh and Guy Carpenter, Karen Roberts-Ray has clocked up more than 1,000 hours of volunteering last year. That averages out at 25 hours per week. Around the world no other employee of Marsh & McLennan Companies topped that leve...

The end of conscription will be “a death knell” for the island’s defence force, a group of former commanding officers warned yesterday. The Nine Colonels, who battled against plans to end conscription into the Royal Bermuda Regiment, said it had pred...

The Government is to look at how to prepare the island for increased use of electric vehicles. A spokesman for the Ministry of Transport and Regulatory Affairs said: “The Government is interested in promoting and encouraging all forms of renewable en...

A 22-year-old Pembroke man who unleashed a torrent of racist abuse towards police after he was stopped on suspicion of drink-driving was fined $2,500 yesterday. Kevin Pacheco, 22, was also banned for a year and fined $800 for failing to take a breath...

People are often surprised when they find out “Mama Grace” is 98. Her posture is ramrod straight; her face, largely unwrinkled. “People are always asking me what’s the secret to long life,” said the Friswell’s Hill resident, whose actual name is Grac...

XL Catlin has become one of the founding members of InsurTech Asia Association. The independent membership-based industry initiative that aims to advance insurance in Asia through the impactful application of insurance technology. XL Catlin has joine...

On Monday, March 12th Mount Saint Agnes students and staff shaved their heads to raise funds for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation and Bermuda Cancer & Health. This is MSA’s third time organising a St. Baldrick’s event and as of the event this morning, t...

Ferry service will resume on most routes this afternoon. The announcement comes hours after service on some routes was scrapped this morning because of strong winds. A Government spokesman said that service resumed on the Blue Route at 3pm and the ...

People are invited to hear local and overseas musicians play Haydn, Bach, Gluck and Bartok on Sunday. Cellist Kate Kayaian, who will solo during Haydn’s Cello Concerto No 1, said: “Haydn’s beautiful and thrilling Cello Concerto in C Major has always ...

Emily Nagel marked her return to competing with Team AkzoNobel by helping the Dutch Volvo Ocean Race syndicate earn a spot on the podium at the New Zealand Herald In Port Race in Auckland. The Bermudian sailor and her team-mates finished runners-up b...

Bermudian-based insurer and reinsurer Argo Group has acquired Italian speciality insurer Ariscom. Last year Argo acquired reinsurer Ariel Re and added a new team of property underwriters from Ironshore. Mark Watson, chief executive officer of Argo Gr...

Inmates are being taught yoga to help them prepare for life after prison. The first group to take part in the pilot programme were celebrated at a ceremony yesterday. Shanell Vaughn, the lead yoga instructor, said: “The Peace Within: Prison Yoga Prog...