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A loosening of the island’s Covid-19 restrictions was welcomed yesterday by hoteliers and restaurant owners. Tim Morrison, the Bermuda Hotel Association president and general manager of the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, said the organisation “whole...

A serious crash blocked both lanes of a main road in Hamilton Parish, police said last night. A spokesman said the crash happened on North Shore Road on a straight stretch near Shelly Bay. The incident happened about 6.15pm – but no further details w...

A charity programme launched a year ago to offer support and skills building for young men said yesterday it had logged measurable decreases in risks among those enrolled. Transitional Community Services, which assesses risk levels in clients every q...

A free virtual heart health forum for men and women will be held today by a charitable sorority group. But the Sigma Xi Omega chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority appealed to participants to donate to the Bermuda Heart Foundation to help cut inc...

Bermudians have signed up for an international fundraiser for a brain tumour research charity after an island teenager’s story of medical treatment for the life-threatening condition was shared online among millions around the world. Lisa Winterman, ...

Another death from Covid-19 was revealed by health officials last night as the health minister announced that vaccination would become available for children aged 5 to 11. The latest fatality brought the death toll since the pandemic hit two years ag...

Two fires were tackled by police early on Saturday, including one blaze outside a Warwick residence. Police and the fire service were called to the scene of a motorcycle on fire at 4.25am on Curving Avenue in Pembroke. They extinguished the fire and ...

Bermuda’s Information Commissioner has marked a milestone of 100 decisions since the island’s Public Access to Information legislation came into force in 2015. Gitanjali Gutierrez said she hit the century on January 28 after she released decisions on...

Research on the creation of a “culturally acceptable” police watchdog is to be handed to the Government this year, the national security minister has announced. Renée Ming said a “Bermuda-centred” body to scrutinise the police, promised in 2020, woul...

An easing of Covid-19 health restrictions, including dropping SafeKey requirements for a string of venues, came into effect from noon yesterday, with some border restrictions also set to loosen early next month. But Kim Wilson, the health minister, t...