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A piece of land owned by the Government at the centre of a land dispute is the scene of an unauthorised developed on land designated as a national park, an area resident has claimed. The area in Spanish Point, Pembroke, near the Mill Creek inlet, was...

A lead singer who landed in hospital with a broken neck after a crash said yesterday doctors had dubbed him “a walking miracle” because of his fast recovery. Jesse Seymour, who turned 32 this month, posted online: “I’m still here – I’m able to walk.”...

Three Bermudian students have got a cash boost from the English Speaking Union in the organisation’s education grants for the next academic year. Cree Dunn, 18 and 19-year-old Jaylen Simons were awarded grants of $3,000 and Riley Jackson, 18, receive...

A sailing programme for youngsters has marked its sixth year of operation with more than 3,500 pupils trained in seamanship and life skills. The Endeavour Middle School Programme charity was designed to build knowledge and confidence through sailing,...

Controversy Lane in Pembroke lived up to its name this week when a row broke out after a property boundary appeared to be moved by the Government. Mike Corea, who lives next door to an area designated as parkland on the Department of Planning website...

Hotel staff not vaccinated against Covid-19 will have to get tested for the coronavirus every seven days from next Tuesday, the Bermuda Hotel Association announced today. The BHA said the policy would apply in all its member hotels. A spokeswoman sai...

Shortly before the Government said most social distancing requirements would end on Sunday, the One Bermuda Alliance called for an end to overly strict regulations against Covid-19. The Opposition said tourists were “hesitant to visit Bermuda” becaus...

A historian who publicised plans to demolish a historic house where the founders of the Berkeley Institute first gathered is to hold a meeting at the school in a bid to ensure the preservation of the home. Maxine Esdaille of the Africa Diaspora Heri...

The charity behind one of the island’s historic secondary schools has stepped in to help preserve a landmark house threatened with demolition. The Berkeley Educational Society asked to be consulted before any decision by the Department of Planning to...

A yearly work experience week kicks off today for Saltus graduate year one students. It starts with a webinar hosted by Pauline Dawson, the manager of career education at Brock University in Ontario, Canada, on “how to write the perfect resume and co...