The Bermuda International Film Festival’s screening of the film ‘Ceremony’ has been set back until next Wednesday.
A spokesman said the tickets for the screening, which had been scheduled for tonight ...
A new commercial building could be built on the corner of Richmond Road and Woodbourne, according to a planning application.
The proposed two-story building would replace an existing building, which u...
Entertainer Tony Brannon said yesterday that he was fired from the Bermuda Tourism Board following conflicts with Tourism Minister Patrice Minors.
While Minister Minors said in a letter directed to Mr...
An electrician was banned from the road after he was caught driving with four times the legal blood-alcohol limit.
David Dey, 40, from Hamilton Parish, was arrested at around 3.30am on May 7 by office...
Tour boat owners yesterday claimed their livelihood has been threatened by new regulations preventing them from soliciting customers.
They were equally angry about rules prohibiting them from remainin...
Tour boat operators this afternoon said their businesses are being threatened by regulations that prevent staff from soliciting customers.
They say they were allegedly told yesterday they were not all...
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute marked World Oceans’ Day yesterday by donating several educational DVDs to the Island’s schools.
The DVDs all focus on Bermuda’s oceans, exploring the hist...
A car was extensively damaged after it crashed into a St David’s roundabout this week.
Police attended the collision at the junction of Southside, Cooper’s Island and Pepper Hall Roads around 9.55am o...
An internet scam cost a local man thousands of dollars and almost cost him his job.
The victim, who asked not to be named, said he was a phone call away from quitting to take his dream job a job he le...
Twelve students have been awarded internships this year, while more than 50 have been awarded summer employment, Government said.
Addressing the House of Assembly on Friday, Minister of Business Devel...
