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Church anniversary exhibition captures history of the island - Vimarsana News

Church anniversary exhibition captures history of the island

An exhibition that opened over the weekend in celebration of a church’s 400-year anniversary weaves together Bermuda’s history with that of Holy Trinity Church in Hamilton Parish. Canon John Stow, the...

Holy Trinity celebrates 400th anniversary with exhibition - Vimarsana News

Holy Trinity celebrates 400th anniversary with exhibition

Holy Trinity Church in Bailey’s Bay will mark its 400th anniversary with an exhibition hosted by the Society of Arts at City Hall. The exhibition, entitled T400EX, traces the history of the church fr...

Holy Trinity celebrates 400th anniversary with exhibition - Vimarsana News

Holy Trinity celebrates 400th anniversary with exhibition

Holy Trinity Church in Bailey’s Bay will mark its 400th anniversary with an exhibition hosted by the Society of Arts at City Hall. The exhibition, entitled T400EX, traces the history of the church fr...

Former PC Vaughan Evans, 61, has been convicted of harassing wheel clamp boss - Vimarsana News

Former PC Vaughan Evans, 61, has been convicted of harassing wheel clamp boss

Former PC Vaughan Evans, 61, was charged with harassment after he repeatedly smeared elderly retired JP Ted Evans as a 'paedophile' in Haworth, West Yorkshire.

A charity that's lost its humanity: In a farcical move, Oxfam introduces a divisive racial survey - Vimarsana News

A charity that's lost its humanity: In a farcical move, Oxfam introduces a divisive racial survey

Just imagine you are one of the employees working for the national charity Oxfam. Perhaps you’re a manager in one of their High Street shops, overseeing the selfless volunteers who give up hours of their time to work behind the counter or sort donations. Or maybe you’re employed in a back-office role, taking pride in the fact your work makes a positive contribution to the world, a small cog in a bigger set of machines that make a difference to those in need. Although not necessarily the right sort of difference, apparently: this week it emerged that Oxfam had sent out a ‘racial justiceâ...