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Talks to resolve delays on garbage collection have gone “extremely well”, the Minister of Public Works said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said a potential solution would be put to staff today. The news came after a backlog of waste built ...

The Commissioner of Corrections has been seconded to serve as project manager for the National Anti-Money Laundering Committee. The Ministry of National Security said Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Lamb would hold the new post for nine months. Assistant C...

A packed hall of supporters has vowed to stand behind Ewart Brown, the former premier, the day after his Brown-Darrell clinic closed the doors on its CT medical scanning service. The computerised X-ray scanning service at the Smith’s facility was clo...

All good things must end, and with this weekend marking the close of Bermuda Restaurant Weeks, diners have been reminded cast their vote for their favourites eatery. The 2018 People’s Choice Awards will deliver a “hotly coveted” prize for the winning...

An upgraded barrier-control parking lot is nearing completion at Elliot Street, according to the City of Hamilton. The final infrastructure is being put in place this week, a spokeswoman said, with testing to begin next week. The system is expected g...

A brighter than usual full moon graced the skies last night as our celestial neighbour’s orbit loomed closer than usual. Bermuda lay outside the regions where a lunar eclipse afforded viewers the added bonus of a crimson glow covering the moon — know...

Hard work paid off last night for a team of school musicians who gave up holiday time to fine- tune their act for the Bermuda Festival. They went down a storm at the Earl Cameron Theatre at Hamilton’s City Hall as part of the Bermuda Festival. The ei...

Three lunar events combine today in a rarity known as a Super Blue Blood Moon. For this part of the world, it will be the first since 1866. The celestial show will be commemorated this evening by Friends of Hospice, with the charity’s second Memorial...

The island’s bus cancellations are the result of an ageing fleet rather than a standoff over schedules, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert said yesterday. Mr Furbert was speaking after Michael Fahy, a former One Bermuda Alliance transpo...

Bermuda’s population dropped by 458 over four years to 63,779, the 2016 Census figures reveal. The statistics in the preliminary report released yesterday also recorded a surge in the number of homeless people — up from 82 in 2010 to 138, a 68 per ce...