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A wave of sargassum seaweed made a colourful sight along the North Shore last week. The floating yellow-brown marine algae is carried north to Bermuda waters by winds and currents and tends to be seen most in the autumn and winter. Large amounts of t...

An apprenticeship scheme to train Bermudian mechanics has almost guaranteed employment prospects, a business that provides training in the sector said yesterday. Fernando Oliveira, the owner of Noble Automotive, said a worldwide shortage of automotiv...

A 33-year-old man injured on Friday in a collision between two trucks on North Shore Road was recovering this morning in stable condition on a general ward at the hospital. The crash occurred in Smith’s, near St James Court. Inquiries continue and an...

A popular women’s charity relay where costumes and fancy dress are “not required, but encouraged” is back for its eighth year. The You Go Girl relay race, which benefits the Women’s Resource Centre, promises “a super fun event in support of a worthy ...

The struggle for equality endured by Bermuda’s pioneering female police officers was acknowledged in a ceremony. The tribute on Saturday was organised by retired officer Tracey Armstrong to “recognise all the police women who have broken the glass ce...

A series of bus routes were called off this afternoon, including school routes. Affected schools include CedarBridge Academy and the Berkeley Institute. According to the Government’s website, linked here, 44 routes were cancelled. The move comes to a...

The Member of Parliament in charge of a committee set up to save Government cash and improve efficiency was paid $5,000 a month for a year, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. Wayne Furbert, made the Cabinet Office minister in April after a stint ...

Industrial action launched by bus drivers on Thursday is likely to be resolved early next week, the transport minister said yesterday. Zane DeSilva was speaking after bus drivers voted for a work to rule after a midweek meeting at the Bermuda Industr...

The Government could take over land to grant public access to a beach cut off by private property, the public works minister said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said the Government would step in over a long-running controversy at Gibbet Is...

Aquarium staff in Bermuda and the United States are celebrating the successful release into the wild of Lou-Seal, the first grey seal found stranded on the island. After six weeks of care at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut, the healthy female was ...