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When I think of time I imagine it as a river. A river of my life. It could flow quietly and smoothly and I would remain calm in the cozy, stagnant harbour of everyday life and hesitate to step in. Days pass by, measured and mundane, and nothing chan...

A little bit of Spain has landed in Hamilton’s Bermudiana Road. For the MEF/Little Venice Group of restaurants has repurposed what was once The Club as a tapas bar. Now Tapas Club is serving tapas — traditional small snack-style dishes — and the new ...

The chances of racing on the Great Sound in Bermuda yesterday always looked slim, but despite his efforts of the day before, Jono Macbeth’s name was down on the crew list for Land Rover BAR’s scheduled races against Emirates Team New Zealand and Grou...

Artists aspire for their work to be seen, despite what some may claim — and especially the beginner. Indeed it is the raison d’être of a painting or sculpture to be viewed and communicate the artist’s thought and an idea; the first members’ show of ...

One thing I have noticed as a political outsider is that when a government chooses to go it alone, it usually doesn’t get the best results. This is not an indictment on any particular party, but rather an observation. No governing party has all the a...

Welcome to Day 5 of the 35th America’s Cup, presented by Louis Vuitton. Racing resumes, with four races on tap, after yesterday’s unscheduled off day because of a lack of wind. The action starts just after 2pm with a battle between two teams fighting...

Bermuda’s tourism industry continues to flourish with Bermuda Tourism Authority announcing today that the island has recorded the 16th consecutive month of growth. The BTA’s latest figures show that April’s year-over-year growth in leisure air arriv...

An American visitor has been fined $300 for bringing more than 30 grams of cannabis on a cruise ship. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, 67-year-old Roberta McQueen pleaded guilty to having 33.12g of the drug in Sandys on May 27. The cou...

Bermuda High School has held its second annual Graduation Walk to celebrate the Class of 2017. Dressed in their caps and gowns, the graduates paraded past more than 300 cheering primary students to allow the younger students to congratulate them and...

One Communications today announced that more than 1,000 of its customers have received a free automatic internet speed boost from the upgrading of the telecoms firm’s network. Work on the FibreWire network is ongoing and expected to be completed isla...

The tall ships fleet was welcomed to St George’s last night with hundreds turning up to see the spectacular vessels. And there will be another opportunity to see them close up tonight as they berth alongside Front Street which will host a Welcome Str...

A 39-year-old drink-driver has been fined and taken off the roads for 18 months. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Michael Clamens admitted driving on South Road in Southampton while impaired by alcohol on May 27. The Pembroke resident ...