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Nine charities have received a financial boost from the Clarien Foundation as part of its continuing commitment to enhancing and strengthening the Bermuda community. The charities represent various areas including health, education, families, entrepr...

Researchers will be calling residents to ask their views on a number of topical subjects in the coming days. The Q2 Omnibus Survey is being carried out by Narrative Research Bermuda and will cover “a diverse array of timely issues in such areas as lo...

Coral reefs will be the subject of The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Kids Hour this Saturday. This month’s event will feature two films — What's Killing the Coral Reefs? and Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef — followed by a reading of t...

A company pursuing a legal challenge over an online shopping deal said it is pleased the Government can face accountability for its procurement decisions. Island importer Mailboxes Unlimited launched legal action over the Government’s deal with Flori...

Hundreds of people marched through Hamilton Parish yesterday in a show of peace and unity. The event was organised as a tribute to Daemon Bell, a parish resident who died after attempting to break up a fight near Shelly Bay in February. Marchers were...

An elevator engineer has died after an industrial accident at a Hamilton office, police said yesterday. Robert Vaughan was carrying out maintenance work at Seon Place on Front Street on Tuesday when the incident happened. According to police, Mr Vaug...

The Government has failed in its bid to block a judicial review into how it signed a controversial deal without putting the contract out to tender. The Cabinet Office ministry made a deal with Florida-based exporter Access USA in May 2021 to set up a...

Boaters have been unable to license their vessels after computer systems at the Department of Marine and Ports were sunk by a technical glitch. Government computer systems across all ministries were disabled by an outage last month. Although the prob...

The island’s betting shops are still closed more than two months after their operating licences expired. Four businesses were ordered to shut down on March 31 after their annual permits expired. As of yesterday, none of the four companies had submit...

Disgraced ferry company P&O will not be prosecuted for alleged breaches of Bermuda employment laws. The company, which provides passenger ferry services out of Britain to France, Holland and Ireland, made news in March when it dismissed almost 800 se...