THE sea will swallow up low-lying areas of Bermuda ? the only question is how fast it will happen, according to a top Canadian scientist.
Steve Blasco, who is involved in the Bermuda Underwater Explor...
MOST cruise ships of the future will be too large to get to Hamilton and St. George's ? and Government is working on a plan to accommodate them.
With cruise lines having reportedly told Government tha...
CARROT-crunching cartoon character Bugs Bunny would not survive long in Bermuda.
The island appears to have been hit by a carrot crisis as the humble vegetable has been all but impossible to find on s...
CHILDREN'S advocate Sheelagh Cooper has called for a change in the law so that accused paedophiles can be named when they are charged.
Currently, the law does not allow the identities of accused sex o...
THE late Sidney Rumbelow will be remembered by his friends, former students and colleagues in a memorial gathering tomorrow.
The event will take place at the Cathedral Hall in Church Street, Hamilton ...
BERMUDIANS could be being "disenfranchised" from some jobs in hotels and restaurants, according to the Ministry of Tourism.
And the Ministry has now launched an advertising campaign to find out whethe...
MORE than half a century after braving the muck and bullets of the Suez campaign, Don Jolliffe's military service was finally officially honoured by Britain this week.
Governor Sir John Vereker presen...
HE first verified sighting of a lionfish in Bermuda waters came in April 2001. According to the island's marine conservation officer Sarah Manuel, since then the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo and the...
A BERMUDA charity aims to stage a major music festival on the island next summer to raise awareness of environmental issues.
The Greenrock Project, a Bermuda registered charity formed six months ago, ...
ORGANISERS of the Christmas Boat Parade have appealed for more entries for this year's event ? otherwise they warned that what has become a Bermuda holiday tradition could die.
Norma Thomson, founder ...
