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Health fears aired over the potential deployment of fifth generation wireless technology in Bermuda are misinformed, a technology and engineering consultant has said. Patrick Caton spoke in the wake of a consultation period over the introduction of ...

A leading Bermuda medical clinic last week marked its tenth year of giving out some welcome Christmas cheer. Bermuda Healthcare Services in Paget handed out more than 150 turkeys to the community for its annual event. Mahesh Reddy, the medical direct...

A two-year-old boy facing a Christmas without his mother will wake up tomorrow to an array of presents from the community. Anonymous donors rallied with TNN News to deliver a load of gifts to Kamal Emmanuel Chavaun Worrell, whose mother Chavelle Dill...

Eight new cases of coronavirus have been found out of 1,187 test results taken by the Ministry of Health. There are 214 active cases, down from 223 reported yesterday. There are 83 cases under investigation. Of the active cases, 211 are under publ...

Trash collection has been hit by “ongoing delays”, a spokesman for the Department of Works and Engineering advised today. Collection scheduled for yesterday is to be completed today. Friday’s waste collection, which had been advertised for today, wil...

Hundreds of meals were served up for Christmas by a restaurant chain that hopes to make a tradition of helping others in partnership with the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Volunteers from Take Five Limited, in conjunction with the Salvation Army, del...

The traditional Boxing Day performances of Gombeys will manage to go ahead this year, with the community able to enjoy the show from a distance. Thanks to an agreement between the island’s Gombey troupes and the Government, some of the groups will p...

Bermuda’s success with tourism in 2020 in spite of the chill cast by the global Covid-19 pandemic is to be highlighted on a freshly launched network. The island reopened to air travel in July after a few months’ lockdown and has since managed to host...

A leading scientist for tracking the coronavirus in Bermuda reassured the public yesterday that human error rather than a “glitch” in the testing system had led to some getting sent incorrect results. Carika Weldon apologised after 24 people were giv...

A Smith’s school got a learning boost with a gift of 30 laptops from the Green family, owners of the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club. The computers, for writing, data analysis and art, were delivered to the Whitney Institute Middle School last week,...