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Bermudian Nathan Titterton has been awarded the Outstanding Youth Award in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada. Nathan, 17, was recognised for volunteering in the local community throughout his time as a student at Trinity College School during the annual “St...

Bank of Bermuda Foundation has made a $500,000 grant to the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s radiation therapy initiative. The radiation therapy unit is due to open in the next few weeks and will provide treatment for cancer patients as well as sym...

Bermuda Optical Co has presented a $1,000 cheque to the Bermuda Society for the Blind. Nicholas Comber, a director of Bermuda Optical Co, said in a statement: “We are very pleased to make this donation to assist the Bermuda Society for the Blind with...

A St George’s teenager injured in a motorcycle crash in Hamilton yesterday continues to recover in hospital. It happened on Cavendish Road at around 12.15pm when, according to police, a motorcycle and a car collided as the car was coming out of Gros...

Senator Jeff Baron attended a seniors tea yesterday as part of Corrections Week. Mr Baron, Minister of National Security, attended the event held at the First Church of God on North Shore Road. Approximately 90 seniors were in attendance to enjoy r...

A new multiyear strategy is being rolled out to coincide with changes in Bermuda’s healthcare needs. The Bermuda Health Strategy and Action Plan is designed “to deliver affordable, sustainable, quality healthcare for all of Bermuda’s residents,” a s...

There is still time to sign up to be a trainee on board one of a fleet of tall ships heading to Bermuda as part of a transatlantic voyage. Nineteen ships taking part in The Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta set off from Britain last month, heading ...

Motorists in St George’s are warned of traffic delays and noise as Aecon begins preparing for the construction of a new airport terminal. Workers will unload materials at Penno’s Wharf and truck them to the airport site, from tomorrow until Sunday, a...

Six minibuses will be used in place of out-of-service buses while CedarBridge Academy and Berkeley Institute students undergo six weeks of exams. The transport ministry said three minibuses and a special bus supervisor will be at each end of the isla...

The Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission has defended the controversial appointment of One Bermuda Alliance MP Wayne Scott. The Progressive Labour Party had called for Mr Scott to resign, saying he could not hold a post in the civil service due to his po...