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A controlled burn is this morning taking place on Marshall’s Island in the Great Sound. Police confirmed the intentional fire after receiving calls from concerned citizens. A police spokesman said the burn was expected to finish at noon. He added:...

The Green family this morning announced donations to four local charities totalling $33,000. Andrew Green said: “We are delighted to assist these four charities that continually strive to provide the utmost care to the residents of Bermuda. “Charit...

Flora Duffy is leading the call to encourage volunteers to get involved in the ITU World Triathlon Series being held in Hamilton. Ms Duffy said: “These events take enormous effort to organise. “As athletes, we can’t appreciate enough the support of...

Real estate brokers who trade without a valid licence are breaking the law, the Government warned yesterday. The Superintendent of Real Estate said failure to renew licences for the 2017-18 period while continuing to trade is an offence under the Rea...

Schoolchildren will show off their talents at a Youth Maker Showcase today. The event, part of the Parent Expo, aims to celebrate the “innovation, creativity, and resourcefulness” of young people. Wayne Caines, Minister of National Security, said: “T...

Specialists in heart and lung problems are to visit the island this month. Ofer Sagiv, an expert in heart medicine, will be at Northshore Medical & Aesthetics Centre from January 27 to 29, and Maciej Walczyszyn, who specialises in lung and critical ...

TeleBermuda International customers lost power for five hours today after a One Communications fibre was cut in St David’s. The incident happened at 11.15am, according to a press release from TBi. It stated: “An investigation by TBi engineers reveale...

Customs officers will raise awareness of their role ahead of International Customs Day on Friday. Collector of Customs, Lucinda Pearman, invited people to take part in activities which include an open house, church service and the Colin Smith Run, Wa...

Two neglected horses seized by an animal welfare charity last year have been put down on the advice of a vet. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals PCA said it made the “humane decision” to put down former carriage horses Charlie and A...

The Bermuda Airport Authority has opened new offices at Southside in St David’s. Mark Fields, chairman of the organisation tasked to oversee the management, operations and redevelopment of the airport, said: “Our organisation is less than a year old....