Freisenbruch-Meyer is to reward safe drivers with air miles or a gift certificate as part of Alcohol Awareness Month.
The company has partnered with anti-drink driving group CADA on the initiative, wh...
The Department of Tourism this week responded to an unfavourable review of the Island posted online in 2009.
The posting, which appeared on travel website Tripadvisor, said the Island was rife with ga...
Hundreds of people took to Horseshoe Bay yesterday, both to fly kites and to take advantage of the sunny weather.
The beach was packed with people throughout the day and cars were seen parked on both ...
The Pembroke Community gathered on Victor Scott field yesterday to celebrate Good Friday.
Around 90 people attended the open air family service, which was held on the school field where last year 35-y...
The Pembroke Community gathered on Victor Scott field this morning to celebrate Good Friday.
Around 90 people attended the open-air family service, organised by One Community Unified, held on the scho...
Voters are split on whether spouses of Bermudians should be able to own multiple properties on the Island, according to a recent poll.
The Mindmaps poll revealed that residents are similarly divided o...
The Corporation of Hamilton has filed a writ against Planning Minister Walter Roban following his decision to approve the building of a ten-storey Court Street apartment.
Corporation secretary Ed Bene...
Twenty-four hour policing has returned to St George’s, according to Mayor Kenneth Bascome.
The move follows repeated calls by Mr Bascome and area residents after the station began operating under redu...
The first earthquake in more than a decade hit the Island yesterday.
Although the tremors only measured a relatively minor 4.6 on the Richter Scale, the quake generated huge conversation texts and e-...
This year’s Bermuda Day Parade will run in the opposite direction this year, starting at Bernard Park and ending at City Hall.
In an announcement at Victoria Park yesterday, Minister of Youth, Familie...
