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Police have thanked the public for their help finding a man who had been missing since last Friday. A police spokesman confirmed that officers had made contact with 58-year-old Troy Furbert and that he was safe. The spokesman added: “We are grateful ...

Four firefighters tackled a vehicle fire in Pembroke on Saturday morning. A spokesman for the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service said: “At 4.31am the BFRS dispatch received a report of a vehicle on fire off of St Augustine’s Hill in Pembroke. “One fire ...

A young man reported as missing has been found, police said yesterday. Members of the public were earlier asked for help to find Khalid Warner-Smith. The 22-year-old was seen in Smith’s on Wednesday before police made the appeal Thursday night. A Ber...

For the first time since 2019, Heritage Month will feature a full slate of in-person events, culminating with the Bermuda Day Parade on May 27. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports, said the theme of the month was “togetherness”, ...

The pirates anchored in Hamilton harbour did not even take mercy on the Right Reverend Nick Dill, the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, as he was forced to walk the plank and plunge into the choppy waters below. But the man of God took his punishment with ...

More children will be able to enter the Convex End-to-End fun walk after the injection of extra sponsorship. This year’s event will take place on May 7, marking the 35th time it has been held. The fun walk is aimed at families with small children, se...

A virtual lecture on the accidental arrival of a slave ship on the island just months after emancipation is to be held as part of the National Museum of Bermuda’s “Atlantic World” series. The talk will be available for free on Zoom and focus on event...

The Bermuda Electric Light Company has reminded the public to follow safe and sustainable kite flying practices on Good Friday. Belco reiterated the following safety guidelines for kite flying tomorrow: •Always use the correct supplies when making a ...

Easter treats were handed out to health workers today as a show of appreciation for their efforts over the Covid-19 crisis. Bermuda College culinary arts students delivered 1,000 hot cross buns to staff at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and Mid-At...

A bell rang out yesterday in St George to mark a call for world peace. The Reverend Lorne Bean, past of Richard Allen AME Church in St George’s, told the “Pause for Peace, Join for Justice” event that Christianity championed the cause of peace. The o...