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A string of new appointments have been announced by the Bermuda Public Services Union. Edward Ball, the general secretary for 23 years, is to become a consultant and Kevin Grant, a former union president, who was made general secretary designate last...

An insurance firm was accused yesterday of outsourcing jobs from Bermuda to Canada. It was claimed Argus Group plans to shift between 15 and 20 jobs to One Team Health, a Toronto-based third-party overseas care administration firm it bought last year...

Middle-school students took to the seas this week on board the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s training vessel, the Spirit of Bermuda. A team of youngsters from Dellwood Middle School embarked on Monday on their four-day expedition in and around Bermuda. ...

A top businessman and behind the scenes strategist when the former United Bermuda Party governed the island has died. Edgar Wilkinson was 90. Mr Wilkinson was also a board member at the Bermuda Monetary Authority in the 1980s. His businesses included...

Voters who turn out for the General Election tomorrow will have “an extra layer of protection” from Covid-19, a Government spokeswoman said last night. Saliva tests for the coronavirus were offered by the Ministry of Health for officials employed by ...

A new community centre overlooking North Shore was welcomed yesterday as a place not only to celebrate Bermuda’s Azorean community, but to highlight the island’s many cultures. The centre for the charity Casa Dos Açores da Bermuda Limited, at the eas...

The continuing fallout from the Covid-19 crisis has left one of the island’s top charities in need of help. Managers of Meals on Wheels, which relies on an army of volunteers to cook and deliver food, said it urgently required 25 new people to step u...

A soldier who suffered serious injuries after he was hit by a car at a Covid-19 lockdown checkpoint returned home over the weekend to a hero’s welcome. Private Ndavyah Williams exited the airport on Saturday to find soldiers from his A Company of the...

A young man who lost his life in a crash was a promising and well-liked member of the team at the Bermuda Land Development Corporation, colleagues have said. Leric Lightbourn, 21, was killed after his bike was involved in collision last Friday on Mid...

The Governor’s Cup Challenge at the first golf course on the island to desegregate went ahead without a hitch despite the threat of Hurricane Paulette. The tournament at Ocean View Golf Course in Devonshire last Sunday was the last round for John Ran...