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A new electronic land registration system will make it harder for fraudsters to steal property, the Land Registrar has said. Debbie Reid added her office had fielded complaints from people who said they had lost land, but a new electronic registratio...

A former drug user who used exercise as a route out of addiction used fitness classes as a way to thank a lifeline charity. Michaele Parfitt, who beat a 12-year addiction in 2014, teamed up with Pembroke-based Streaker’s Spin Studio to raise funds fo...

Unionised Belco workers headed to the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters yesterday for a meeting — a week after they backed a work-to-rule at the power firm. Electricity Supply Trade Union members were called to the meeting a day after the union i...

Bermudian actor Earl Cameron is to feature alongside other black stars who broke the movie “colour bar”. Mr Cameron will appear in the first instalment of Britain’s BBC Two documentary series Black Hollywood tonight. The series premiere, at 9pm UK ti...

The island’s power supplier is now halfway through a 14-day union ultimatum to reinstate four management staff, but neither side in the dispute would say if talks have taken place. Unionised Belco workers adopted a work-to-rule last Friday in the wak...

Schoolchildren got a lesson on how to put safety first as the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service continued Fire Safety Awareness Week. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, took the fire safety proclamation into schools yesterday. The service...

The latest edition of the story of former Bermudian slave Mary Prince, whose classic account was a bestseller of the abolition era, has proved a hot book once again. Staff at the Bookmart said the new edition, which includes a long-forgotten companio...

Harrison Isaac Sr, an architectural designer and veteran Scout leader, has died. Mr Isaac was 70. His son, Harrison Jr, said: “He transformed a lot of children’s lives. “No one regrets their time as a Boy Scout with him as their leader.” Mr Isaac beg...

A “denial of death” has caused stress and pain for people at the end of their lives — as well as for grieving families and doctors. But Jasen Moniz and other volunteers from the group Final Steps aim to change viewpoints around the sensitive subject ...

Bermuda hosted its first Disney Cruise Line vessel at the weekend. Disney Magic docked at Kings Wharf, on its way from New York to the Bahamas. The 966ft vessel brought with it about 2,376 passengers and 945 crew. A special run of the ferry from Dock...