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A medical seminar aims to render the Island’s health system more effective by “unifying us around the philosophy and practice of evidence based medicine”, according to chief medical officer Cheryl Peek-Ball. The symposium for healthcare professionals...

A Bermudian nurse in Nepal has reported harrowing scenes of devastation, along with daily aftershocks, in the wake of earthquakes that have killed more than 8,000 people in the Kathmandu valley. “The sense of fear is still quite palpable,” said Emily...

It’s crunch time for Hamilton and St George as voters go to the polls today in their first election under a hybrid voting system allowing representation for rate-paying businesses as well as residents. In Hamilton, former mayor Charles Gosling, depos...

Britons head to the polls tomorrow in what is tipped to be an especially close General Election, but what are the potential ramifications for Bermuda? Over the years, the Island has been no stranger to election season threats from overseas against it...

If you were wondering about the ribbons spiralling up the poles of Hamilton’s street lights — think back to your old school tie. The school colours adorning some 130 poles point to a series of newspapers celebrating each of the Island’s eight senior ...

Ambitious plans to create new land for the America’s Cup have caught the eyes of local and international contractors, after tenders were invited for land reclamation in Dockyard’s South Basin. “We’re being quite aggressive with this project — we want...

A volunteer group of Westgate inmates seeking ways to give back to the community have called on Bermuda to “be courageous” and allow prisoners to donate blood — but the Island’s policy is set by international precedent. The response came from a Bermu...

“I just love catching life — the different types of shots you can take and the perspective you get on your surroundings,” is how aspiring photojournalist DeZhane West describes her love of the camera. Now equipped with a Canon EOS, the Berkeley Insti...

About 3,000 Catlin End-to-End participants from “every walk of life” walked, cycled and ran to cover the length of the Island for charity, while West End residents turned the final stretch into an open-air party. “We got a very healthy turnout — we’r...

The legacy of unions in the defence of workers was recognised at a rally outside City Hall, as May Day — or International Workers’ Day — was observed. “The struggle for a better world continues,” said Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert,...