A stamp of approval for the culinary arts programme at the Bermuda College has been renewed by the largest professional chefs ...

Three years on from restrictions aimed at protecting Bermuda’s sharks, catch figures shared by the Department of Environment ...

A biotech firm has launched a genealogy service in which Bermudians can trace their ancestry as far back as the 1600s.

The deputy Opposition leader believes his experience in sport and politics make him the right person to lead the One Bermuda ...

Walter Roban, the former Deputy Premier and Minister of Home Affairs, maintained discipline and collective responsibility ...

For the 80 million people in the world who stammer, Lee Lovett has a solution. It’s laid out in the pages of The Speech ...

A violinist playing her way through dentistry school received a $1,000 boost to her fund after an unexpected case of mistaken ...

Island Pantry has temporarily closed its doors to find a new location, after four years on Serpentine Road, Pembroke. The ...

Dear Sir, Many of you will have read that our Southlands Park is being considered for commercial development. What the ...

Bermuda’s archers were the stars of the show on the opening day of the Junior Pan American Games in Asunción. Robin Selley ...

A longstanding charitable campaign has set its sights once again on providing uniforms and school supplies for students ...

A 71-year-old man who sustained a “serious” head injury during a fight last week has died, police said last night. A police ...