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A public confrontation over noisy “hummer” kites that blew up on a social media led to apologies last night and a call for mutual respect. A video posted on Facebook yesterday showed a dispute between an area resident and a group of men flying tradit...

A charity devoted to women and children has been given a $40,000 boost to help families struggling from the effects of the Covid-19 crisis. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said the cash would be used to pay ...

The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union drew a line yesterday on the union’s ability to bail out members whose paycheques had suffered from the coronavirus pandemic. Chris Furbert said that hotel workers had taken a hit after hotels closed for ...

The threshold for the importation of medical cannabis has rocketed to 2,000 grams a year from an annual limit of just one gram per year. A spokeswoman for the health ministry said the Government was “processing an application for a commercial importe...

The stalled Caroline Bay resort development is to go back to the drawing board with “expert restructuring advisers”, the finance minister said yesterday. Curtis Dickinson added the project would be assessed by Alvarez and Marsal, a New York firm with...

A handful of American citizens caught a ride home to the United States last night after two flights brought in Bermudian residents and students stranded in the US by the coronavirus pandemic. The Bermuda Business Development Agency said it had teamed...

Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, has released her office’s first three decisions of 2020. The ICO, which is working remotely during Covid-19 restrictions, ruled on the Department of Human Resources in January, the Department of Heal...

A gunman was arrested seconds after he shot and wounded another man in Pembroke, police said yesterday. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said he was “extremely angry” at the “selfish” behaviour of gun criminals who tied up the emergency serv...

A military veterans’ welfare worker said ex-services seniors in need should contact the Bermuda Legion if they needed help during the Covid-19 lockdown. Carol Everson, a Bermuda Legion welfare case worker, said her “strongest concern” was for “our fr...

Funeral directors have adapted to the new normal so families can still mourn their loved ones despite restrictions imposed over the Covid-19 pandemic. Leon Amis, the owner of Amis Memorial Chapel in Warwick, said yesterday that funeral services would...