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Bermuda’s working population as it currently stands will be “unable to support the local economy in years to come” as the island faces a profound demographic shift. A brief document made public yesterday by the Ministry of Economy and Labour sets amb...

The Ministry of Health is seeking supplies of a newly approved booster vaccine against Covid-19 that could ward off infectious fresh strains of the virus now responsible for waves of new cases worldwide. The updated booster could prove effective agai...

The wait is over for lovers of local lobsters, as the 2022-23 season opens from tomorrow until the end of next March. But a decline in numbers of the local Caribbean spiny lobster, whose population has been hit by the loss of seagrass habitats, means...

Residents should put their garbage out one day after their normal collection day next week because of Monday’s Labour Day holiday, the Ministry of Public Works has advised. The City of Hamilton separately issued a holiday timetable. For residents isl...

An East End road lane closure for the Bermuda Land Development Company to finish trenching work has been extended to the end of September, according to the Ministry of Public Works. Other closures in Devonshire for Belco trenching have also been exte...

A news trove from 1940, stashed inside the walls of a Fairylands home undergoing demolition, yielded an unexpected time capsule for a construction worker and his son. One man’s trash became another’s treasure as Sanuel Phillips and his son Jeremiah h...

Four Bermudian students have been unveiled as this year’s winners of the Nicholl Scholarships, worth $25,000 annually. The group are joining courses from journalism to palaeontology, political science and nursing. The Nicholl Scholarships, named afte...

A cruise ship custom-built by Celebrity Cruises to call on Bermuda has come to the end of its career. The former MV Horizon, which has spent the past two years out of service, headed this month to a scrapyard in Turkey, according to Cruise Industry N...

A string of public school students aged 5 to 16 have been sponsored by the Government to join others in the Dream Spark summer camp this month. The international programme is offered by the Miami-based entrepreneur Brandon Okpalobi, who launched his ...

The Swing Bridge to St George’s is clear for traffic after drivers were warned off the crossing earlier today, or to expect delays, because of downed wires. A police spokesman said it was unclear whether any of the fallen wires were live, and that th...