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The Regulatory Authority is proposing changes for the calculation of electricity rates, according to a statement issued yesterday. The energy watchdog released a Retail Tariff Methodology Consultation document to solicit feedback from the public. The...

Two construction workers suffered serious injuries last week after a mini-excavator fell over as it was being loaded on to a truck. Sergeant Allan Wilkinson of the Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service, said: “Their injuries were serious, but not believed to...

A man believed to be 61 years old was found dead yesterday in the area of Controversy Lane, Pembroke, according to police. The man, said to be from Pembroke, was found unresponsive at about 5.20am and pronounced dead at that location by an on-call do...

Water damage at the Hamilton Health Centre on Victoria Street has put some of its services on hold from today, according to the Ministry of Health. Services for maternal health and communicable disease will remain offline until further notice while t...

Drivers on North Shore Road in Smith’s will face some detours and closures over the next three days as a bridge is installed as part of the Bermuda Railway Trail restoration. The bridge will be installed near Gibbons Bay, according to a spokeswoman f...

A forum to discuss the establishment of a sex offenders register is to be held tomorrow. The open mike night at the Astwood Arms pub on Hamilton’s Front Street will be hosted by Robyn Swan, a One Bermuda Alliance senator, and Dany Pen, a member of th...

One man remains in hospital and a second man has been discharged after an industrial accident near Wellington Back Road, St George’s on Friday morning. According to police, a 29-year-old St George’s man was treated and left hospital while a 63-year-o...

Calvin Trott, a mainstay of the island’s Sea Cadet Corps, had died. Mr Trott was 83. Lieutenant Commander Michael Frith, commanding officer of the BSCC, said Mr Trott was the driving force behind keeping TS Admiral Somers afloat. Commander Frith adde...

An elderly female driver threatened by an extortionist dubbed “the motorcycle bandit” said yesterday that she had faced down the con artist. Christine Farrington, 86, was targeted by the man, who demanded money after he claimed she had hit his bike t...

Keri Pacheco, a graduate of the Raleigh Bermuda personal development programme, has been hired by the charity as a programme coordinator. Ms Pacheco, an alumna from expeditions to Tanzania in 2013 and Borneo in 2017, stepped into the newly created ro...