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The installation of a solar panels at the National Sports Centre is moving ahead, despite controversy over how the contract was awarded. Ernest Peets, the minister for youth, culture and sport, recently visited the centre to inspect a new heat pump f...

The government will have to reveal details of a controversial deal signed with a US-owned courier company without putting the contract out to tender, a court has ruled. The Supreme Court has given Bermudian shippers Mailboxes Unlimited leave to appea...

The Canal Street entrance to Bull’s Head car park has been closed off to allow paving work to be carried out. But motorists can still access the car park from the Elliot Street entrance. Cars were backed up this morning as motorists tried to enter th...

Bermuda has been hit by a shortage of fresh milk because of low production by dairy cows sparked by a shortage of imported cattle feed. Dunkley’s Dairy said yields of fresh milk – which the company collects from farms before it is pasteurised and pac...

A restaurant raised more than $5,000 for a children’s charity by selling food items at massively reduced rates. KFC Bermuda said that proceeds from its seventh annual Halloween treat voucher campaign would be donated to the Coalition for the Protecti...

The island’s psychiatric hospital will mark the International Day of People with Disabilities next week with a motorcade through Hamilton. The Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute motorcade will leave the Devonshire hospital on December 3 and head for the...

A children’s charity has teamed up with a local bank to deliver toys to families in need in the run up to the festive season. The Coalition for the Protection of Children has launched its Toys for Tots campaign in conjunction with HSBC Bermuda, and i...

The board of trustees of a public golf course has “taken possession” of the facility’s clubhouse bar and lounge and referred the matter to the police. Government MP Kim Swan, who is the chairman of the consolidated board of trustees of the Ocean View...

The Governor, Rena Lalgie, led a delegation of dignitaries in a service of remembrance of Bermuda’s war dead at the Cenotaph yesterday. This year’s event, held on the anniversary of the end of the First World War at 11am on November 11, 1918, took pl...

The Deputy Premier represented Bermuda today at the opening of a Garden of Remembrance at the Palace of Westminster in London. Walter Roban spoke as the garden, created to honour those who gave their lives in times of war, was opened by the Speaker o...