Log In

A Cabinet minister and the Governor attended a workshop designed to help people start home gardens. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, and John Rankin attended the Grow, Eat, Save session led by Chaplain Kevin Santucci. More than 300 people have com...

The son of the singer dubbed “the King of Soul” is to perform in Bermuda next week. Otis Redding III, son of Otis Redding, will share the stage with Bermuda’s Wall Street Band at a concert in Hamilton. Robert Atwood, director of the Wall Street Band,...

A gospel artist, broadcaster and campaigner for the Bermudian music scene has died. Leroy Simmons was 58. Mr Simmons, the head of the Bermuda Entertainment Union and a mainstay of radio station Hott 107.5, had battled cancer for some time. Mr Simmons...

A 19-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy were arrested this afternoon in connection with an attack on lambs at a farm. A video of an attack on lambs owned by Westover Farm in Sandys appeared on social media on Friday, which sparked a police inquiry. A...

Hamilton hosts its first drive-in movie night on Easter Saturday, April 20. The series, Fresh Air Films, is free to the public, and will be held on the top floor of Bull’s Head Car Park. Allison Tucker, the city’s senior events and marketing coordina...

The Bermuda Red Cross has taken in almost $10,500 in donations for disaster relief in Africa, where Cyclone Idai last month killed at least 446 people in Mozambique. But aid is still needed a month after the storm devastated the region, affecting 1.8...

Anthony Mello, who has died at 72, will get a fitting sendoff today with a flotilla of family and friends taking him for a burial at sea. The popular racer, pleasure boat captain and father of two, who worked for Bermuda Charters, earned his “All Rou...

A unique Bermudian event, the annual Peppercorn Ceremony in St George’s, comes with a special twist this month. The Bermuda Tourism Authority announced that an enhanced VIP package would be included for the April 24 festivities, offering visitors “a ...

Fed-up bus users have blasted the new bus timetable — and predicted the service will get worse in the peak summer tourist season. Passengers added that the new schedule, which uses fewer buses, appeared to have hit the West End of the island hardest....

Specialists from the US Lahey clinic who have partnered with the Bermuda Medical Specialities Group pledged yesterday to help tackle the island’s epidemic of diabetes and heart disease. Dinamarie Garcia-Banigan, an endocrinologist, said: “Having the ...