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Designs for two new bridges will be unveiled today. The Ministry of Public Works said the designs for Longbird and Swing Bridge in St George’s were “unique landmark structures which will reflect Bermuda’s welcoming culture”. The blueprints will be on...

The police’s Central Community Action Team will host a community outreach clinic tomorrow. Community members will be able to express their local concerns and receive information on crime prevention and neighbourhood watch. It will take place at Lindo...

Police have located a 76-year-old man who went missing in the East End. Thomas Hines, of Pembroke, was found after officers issued an appeal regarding his disappearance this morning. A spokesman said today: “We would like to thank the public for your...

Noisy kites have upset residents in parts of the island. Now kite-flyers have been told to think of other people when flying kites near homes. Police have received complaints from annoyed residents, particularly near Astwood Park, Warwick. A police s...

A conference will be held next month to tackle the impact of childnood traumatic experiences. The Inter Agency Committee for Children and Families has arranged the event in partnership with the Family Centre. The IAC has identified unhealthy relation...

The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club said the hosting of a major ball hockey tournament hints at the potential of sports tourism on the island. About 600 people are expected on the island for the International Street & Ball Hockey Federation’s Masters ...

A beehive in the Arboretum is to be removed tonight. Bee keepers and parks department staff will rehome the hive at the Devonshire park starting from 6pm. The bee hive is located near the Arboretum car park. Government warned the public there will b...

People were warned today to watch out for fake e-mails which appear to be from the Bermuda Post Office. The BPO said a scam message has been circulating, falsely claiming to be from the BPO, claiming that a parcel has arrived. It stressed BPO e-mails...

Boarding schools from abroad are visiting Bermuda for the 25th anniversary of an annual event. The International Schools Fair started yesterday at the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club and concludes today. Tory Dodge, the founder of the fair, said th...

A yellow-crowned night heron spread its wings over Spittal Pond in Smith’s yesterday. The elegant birds, found across North America, were once abundant on Bermuda, but were wiped out with early settlement in the 1600s. In 1976, several of the birds ...