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The island’s known cases of Covid-19 have risen to 238, with 200 people found positive for the virus out of the latest 3,973 test results. The figures yield an overall test positivity of 5 per cent. Health officials said six people were being treated...

The Work from Bermuda programme launched two years ago yesterday has brought more than $28 million into the island, the Ministry of Economy and Labour announced. A spokesman said that the Government had taken in 1,315 applications, with 1,127 approve...

An historical pact in which the south of St David’s Island was sacrificed for the rest of Bermuda’s benefit is to be commemorated this month at the East End. A memorial overlooking Annie’s Bay will stand as tribute to a lost way of life destroyed mor...

Bermuda has contributed more than half a million dollars to an appeal for war-torn Ukraine, with the insurance firm Aon (Bermuda) pitching in with $21,150. The Bermuda Red Cross Ukraine Appeal has taken in $543,000 since the country was invaded by Ru...

Funding has been pulled for Bermuda’s only islandwide air-pollution monitoring programme. The move this year came even as the Government pledged tougher clean-air legislation after an outcry over Belco emissions from the island’s power supplier. The ...

A long-awaited tour service has proved a hit with visitors after its launch last week. Kevin Burrows, of Tuk Tuk Tours Bermuda, told The Royal Gazette that his “soft launch” of three tuk tuk tour vehicles was expected to grow into a fleet of eight by...

Rampant illegal dumping has fuelled a long-simmering dispute over garbage between a high-end condo development and the neighbourhood next door. A fence and hedge appears to be the dividing line between the Cloverdale Condos in Devonshire and Ap Owen ...

A high-pressure mass parked over the island and promoting “sunny, dry, settled conditions” will remain in effect for “the next several days”, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Residents got a tantalising hint of rain on Wednesday evening — bu...

A mother says her teenaged son was lucky not to lose an eye after his face was slashed by a masked man wielding a box cutter knife. Carol Yazoglu, a single mother of two boys, said the attacker “lunged” at her eldest at about 1.30pm on Sunday when he...

Hot weather has brought weekly trash collection issues to a boiling point at a roadside pick-up point in Pembroke beset by a “rat community”. The fenced enclosure, at the corner of Serpentine Road and Market Lane, also ends up “full to the brim” and ...