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Just three new cases of the coronavirus were logged yesterday. The positive results were among 1,204 test results that came back to health officials – a positivity rate of 0.2 per cent. The news came as Ayo Oyinloye, the chief medical officer, reveal...

Bermuda will move to phase 2 of its road map to normality from Sunday, the health minister said this evening. Kim Wilson said Bermuda had achieved the targets set out by the Premier in his national address and therefore could reduce restrictions. F...

Police today renewed an appeal for witnesses after three crashes, two of them fatal and one which left two bike riders in hospital. Marvin Lambe, 56, lost his life in a collision at the pedestrian crossing outside the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zo...

Just two coronavirus cases were logged yesterday, health officials revealed tonight. The infections were among 1,014 results that came back to health officials – a positivity rate of 0.2 per cent. Both cases were recorded as on-island transmissions w...

Veterans of the 1981 General Strike were applauded yesterday outside the former headquarters of the Bermuda Industrial Union. A small crowd gathered to commemorate the landmark event 40 years on. Chris Furbert, the BIU president, read a declaration o...

Bus and ferry passes can be exchanged for different months over the next few days, the transport ministry said today. Officials decided to extend public transport passes for April to the end of May to make up for service disruptions caused by health ...

“Bermudian resilience” is the theme of Heritage Month as the island’s culture and heritage is scheduled to get a virtual showcase for the second year in a row. The traditional May Bermuda Day Parade will not go ahead as usual because of pandemic rest...

The historic 1981 General Strike that changed the island’s political direction and a tourism economy that was the envy of other destinations started 40 years ago today. The island’s biggest labour dispute in its history capped a decade of social unre...

A total of five new coronavirus cases have been logged, the health ministry said tonight. The cases were among 447 test results that came back to health officials today – a positivity rate of 1.1 per cent. The five cases were all recorded as on-islan...

A civil servant helped broker a deal in the island’s worst industrial relations stalemate, trade unionists said yesterday. They said the “tireless” work of Kenneth Richardson, who was Permanent Secretary at the labour and home affairs ministry at the...