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Victoria Pearman, the Ombudsman for Bermuda, voiced “significant concerns” on the communication of school bus services to the public last night. Her remarks came as the Department of Public Transportation announced that the autumn bus schedule would ...

A donation from the Hamilton Rotary Club will help boost pupil literacy. Nikita Euler, literacy co-ordinator at CedarBridge Academy, said that a donation from the club would allow dozens of pupils at the school to benefit from high-tech educational ...

A Bermudian has been recognised as one of the legal world’s leading figures. Juliana Snelling, of Canterbury Law Limited, has been included in the Who’s Who Legal Labour and Employment 2018 publication. According to the publication, Ms Snelling “st...

Ever since she could remember, Mahkai Outerbridge wanted to be an actress. In January, she thought she was on her way when a Los Angeles agency took her on as a client. Three months later, everything changed. She found out she was pregnant. “My first...

David Burt, the Premier, was very bullish when he gave a brief statement on the state of the Government’s finances. With lots of foot-stomping support from his MPs, he told the House of Assembly how capably he was handling the country’s finances. Fir...

Bermudian-born New Yorker Gladys Simmons Barney is an active 94-year-old who realised her dream of becoming a nurse in an era when career options for black women were limited. This despite King Edward VII Memorial Hospital being off limits to black n...

Frederick “Freddy” Tucker, a West End sportsman who helped to turn a friendly annual cricket match into a force for charity, has died. He was 95. Mr Tucker was the last founding member of the Harris Bay and Somerset Old Boys cricket teams and was cha...

We should start our journey in the north of Spain as this is where garnacha was born. Its lovely strawberry and raspberry flavours, along with a touch of pepper, has resulted in it being the seventh most planted wine grape worldwide. It is even ahead...

Hundreds of schoolchildren were kitted out with new school supplies and fresh haircuts yesterday thanks to the Caines Family’s Back to School Extravaganza. The New Testament Church of God Heritage Worship Centre in Pembroke was packed with children w...

A teenager got a second chance at success through a community-centred “satellite programme”. Kani Stovell, 17, wsas the first participant of a programme by youth charity Mirrors designed to teach life skills and help young people finish their educati...