Fundraising to cover the $40 million payout for the Island’s new hospital wing remains several million short of its goal, even though the facility’s completion is just days away.
However, the Bermuda ...
Two powerboat riders were fortunate to escape serious injury after their vessel flipped and took heavy damage during high speed training exercises near Coney Island.
The crewmen, aged 17 and 19, were ...
Public Works has pledged to reinstate a safety barrier across Tribe Road No 1, Southampton, two weeks after it was taken down.
The barrier had been implicated in the death of ten-year-old Tiffanelle P...
The make over of a dilapidated Pembroke home has left its residents singing the praises of the group Habitat for Humanity Bermuda — and determined to pass on the favour.
“I couldn’t believe what they ...
The Salvation Army “hasn’t lost momentum” on replacing its decaying emergency housing shelter, new divisional commander Frank Pittman has vowed.
Major Pittman, who assumed his post a month ago, said h...
A trio of Regiment soldiers are to take part in a massive British Army exercise in Africa.
Lieutenant Paolo Odoli, Colour Sergeant Jason Smith and Sergeant Dejion Stange will leave this weekend to tra...
A young Bermudian student desperate to obtain her degree is pleading for help covering another year in college, after being forced to defer her education twice.
Kahnae Bean, 21, has been assisted by t...
The television channel VSB 11 is to cease broadcasting on Monday, according to operator DeFontes Broadcasting.
The cut is not expected to be permanent, and the company emphasised yesterday that its ra...
Bermuda’s human rights legislation lags years behind the legal framework of other comparable jurisdictions, according to the Human Rights Commission (HRC) — especially in cases of mental illness.
HRC ...
No conflict of interest arose for Senator Nalton Brangman after he kept his Tourism role, even in the wake of his appointment as director of infrastructure and development for the Morgan’s Point resor...
