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This is the second in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government A renewable resource that w...

Wesley LeRoy “Bip” Tucker played a leading role in business and politics during the turbulent 1950s and 1960s. Bermuda’s leaders were coming under intense pressure from blacks — and the British Government — to abolish segregation and its outdated vot...

Dear Sir, The following is for the attention of the Deputy Governor of Bermuda, Alison Crocket. Dear Ms Crocket, Earlier today (March 3, 2019) a Private Members’ Bill was introduced into the Houses of Parliament at Westminster Palace by Conservative ...

Country above self is the motto of the twin-island federation of St Kitts & Nevis. A motto that is, evidently, not just words, but a daily way of life. This ancestral Caribbean homeland of an extremely large proportion of Bermudians was the first st...

Excitement is building behind the high walls of the fortress that is the National Museum of Bermuda, as preparations for a groundbreaking book are being excavated from archives in Montreal by a team of architectural and furniture historians led by my...

A statue in honour of a Bermudian-born slave who became a significant figure in the abolitionist movement in Britain is to be honoured with a statue. Mary Prince used her tragic life story to highlight the cruelty of the trade in human beings and bol...

A First World War cedar box, a rare Alfred Birdsey oil painting and a hundred-year-old Minton tea set are among the prized items going under the hammer this Saturday. The Bermuda National Trust held a preview this morning for its annual auction — one...

The focus of an annual ceremony held to honour the last casualty of the War of 1812 will be expanded in years ahead, an organiser of the event said. Gillian Outerbridge said: “There is no question that we will point out both the plaques. “They will...

A primary school was transformed into a museum yesterday to celebrate the achievements of black Bermudians. Classrooms at Paget Primary School were turned into exhibition areas as part of the second annual Black History Museum. The school chose 13...

Veteran journalist, author and historian Ira Philip will be honoured with a special tribute on Thursday. The Atlantic Publishing House and the Leopards Club, in celebration of their 40th and 70th anniversaries respectively, will host a special tribut...

The cultural legacy of Bermuda’s seniors will form part of a trove of filmed interviews and video recordings to air on the Bermuda Government television station. Lovitta Foggo, the social development minister, said there would be “a concerted effort ...

Raymond DeShields never visits St George’s without taking a swing around Ordnance Island. He likes to check on the Deliverance replica; his baby. Fifty years ago, he helped to build it for the Bermuda Junior Service League, and still remembers ever...