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Tea time ain’t what it used to be! Back in the good old days, three-quarters of a century ago, it was one of the three square meals we grew up on, being breakfast, dinner at midday and tea in the evenings. It seems I can still hear my dearly departe...

It was good to see young Bermudian Sea Cadets representing the Island at the Diamond Jubilee pageant on the River Thames in London. That they were one of the few groups from outside the British Isles to take part adds to the distinction. They will ...

Premier Paula Cox hailed four students as royal examples to their peers, as Bermuda’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations continued yesterday. “You have given to your community, and service is the rent we pay for life,” Ms Cox told Jubilee Scholars Amanda B...

Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps today took part in the "extraordinary" Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant. Approximately 3.5 billion viewers from around the world tuned in for the televised event. Said Lieutenant Michael Frith, the senior escort officer for the...

Governor George Fergusson and Acting Premier Michael Scott saluted Queen Elizabeth II's reign of duty and honour as they kicked off Diamond Jubilee celebrations in Dockyard today. About 50 boats dressed up in Union Jack colours sailed from Hamilton t...

Exciting things have been planned throughout this year as St Peter’s Church in St. George celebrates not only its own 400th anniversary, but also 400 years of the Anglican church, and Christianity for that matter, on Bermuda’s shores. Certainly a hig...

Over the years Bermuda has approached impending Royal visits with tremendous excitement. These visits have been a time to get the Island in order with new paint jobs for many buildings, and freshening up of local landmarks. Queen Elizabeth II has vis...

Bermuda Sea Cadets selected to participate in the Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant are due to depart for London tonight — but will fly the Rwanda flag when they take part in the event. The pageant takes place this Sunday and will feature sea cadets fro...

Last year scores of women came out to the Fairmont Hamilton Princess in their decorated hats and fascinators to celebrate the Royal Wedding. This year a similar event will be happening in honour of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, celebrating her 60 yea...