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Andrew Roberts often joked about getting roped into Rotary. With his father and grandfather past presidents of the St George’s club, the outcome seemed inevitable. For years he put it off, and then dived in headfirst. The 36-year-old was named the ch...

Fiona Beckerlegge spent six years helping Bermuda’s children thrive. As a community physiotherapist for the Department of Health, she visited the island’s primary schools to assess students’ motor skills and muscle development and assist those with ...

From the strands of her hair to the shoes on her feet, Shantia Seymour thrives on unconventional choices. The 22-year-old student and blogger has just completed her diploma at the London College of Style after fighting her family for the freedom to s...

Lakeisha Burt got pregnant at 16. She knew exactly what people were thinking: she’d end up in a low-paying job doing nothing with her life. She didn’t let it get to her. The teenager was one of 26 students who received their GED from the Adult Educat...

Tyasha Kandassamy was knocked for a loop when her parents divorced. She was 19 and living in Barcelona, studying Spanish. An art workshop helped her to sort out her emotions. “I fell in love with art therapy,” the 30-year-old said. “Physical art can ...

Amy Palmer walked into design technology expecting that a box would be the most exciting thing she got to design. And then she received her assignment.The child’s desk she created for her GCSE project resembled half a doughnut and was accompanied by ...

Making a video can be difficult. Unless you are Emily Ross, Hannah Collins and Kelly Gilmour. Their parody of Sir Mix-a-Lot’s Baby Got Back has achieved a cult status, of sorts. It received more than 6,000 views in the first 24 hours after it was po...

A co-worker drew Nakita Dyer’s attention to the couple’s plight. They were looking for a surrogate, someone willing to carry the child they couldn’t have themselves. Mrs Dyer considered it kismet. Twelve years prior she had offered to do the same for...

It was the tools that attracted Marvelyn Rogers to the trades. Growing up in close-knit neighbourhoods, she always admired the skills of her male peers as they took apart and built their own motorbikes. “When I was younger I grew up in two different...

When the wrecking ball hit The Haven in 2000, Eugene Stovell and Timothy Sousa felt crushed. The building was once their refuge, Mr Stovell in the 1950s when it was a children’s home, and Mr Sousa in 1981 when it was a home for young mothers and thei...