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Inflation rose to 3.5 per cent in April, according to government figures released yesterday. However, prices of some goods and services went up as much as 25 per cent, with the increase in the fuel adjustment clause — 21.4 per cent — propelling the f...

An 18-year-old motorcyclist was taken to hospital early this morning after a serious single vehicle collision

The role of friendly societies in post-emancipation Bermuda will be examined in the latest of a season of free, virtual lectures. As part of the Bermuda and the Atlantic World series the talk will show how the societies played a key role in empowerin...

Gold certificates were handed out to 13 Duke of Edinburgh international award winners at a special Government House ceremony. Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is patron of the initiative’s international award in Bermuda, and was on hand to congratulate the...

Motorists are being warned that due to a burst water pipe the City of Hamilton has installed a traffic diversion/one lane closure between Bull’s Head and Washington Street. A City spokeswoman said: “This stretch of road will remain open to westbound ...

Veteran Bermuda sailor Les Crane has been appointed to a panel tasked with examining the death of a yacht captain in last month’s Newport to Bermuda Race. Mr Crane, a former commodore of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, was put on the panel along with ...

One of the world’s most recognisable tall ships, the US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle is to visit Bermuda next week. The ship will be moored along Front Street from July 8 to July 12 and will be open for free public tours from Friday, July 8 to Monday, Ju...

The Bermuda Community Foundation has appointed Amanda Outerbridge chairwoman. In addition, two new board members have been appointed — Gavin Barlow and Diana Darrell. Ms Outerbridge, a BCF board member since 2014, has a background in journalism, comm...

A sewer break caused by a broken pipe has been temporarily patched, the City of Hamilton said this morning. However, a spokeswoman said that “due to a mechanical coupling that is still needed, there is a slow leak on the pipe”. The spokeswoman added:...