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For at least the last decade, when couples have said “I do”, there was a better than 50 per cent chance that neither of the newlyweds were from Bermuda. Not only were the highest number of weddings carried out between two non-residents, but the numb...

The Department of Culture is again hosting its Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition as part of this month’s Emancipation observances. And Bermuda’s young people are being encouraged to submit their poems, WhatsApp or YouTube videos, or any other...

A 22-year-old man was treated in hospital for a stab wound after a fight on Front Street in the early hours of Saturday. A police spokesman said: “Shortly after 1am on Saturday, police responded to a report of a fight involving several individuals ne...

David Burt, the Premier, said on Friday that there is “cause for optimism” for tourism in Bermuda with airline capacity increasing and visitors’ length of stay double the pre-pandemic average. In a statement to MPs, the Premier said: “Some of t...

Covid and the resulting lengthy lockdowns caused enormous hardship for many in Bermuda. People were cut off from their family and friends, they lost their livelihoods and, in some tragic cases, their loved ones. But despite everything, people refused...

The island’s water production plants cannot meet current demand, MPs were told on Friday. David Burch, the public works minister, said water access was being restricted because rainfall was 34 per cent lower than the average for May and June. Just 6...

The US State Department today announced that Karen Grissette has been appointed as the next US Consul to Bermuda. A career Foreign Service Officer of more than 20 years, Ms Grissette recently served as the Executive Director of the Fulbright Foreign ...

Elsa, the first hurricane of the season, has formed in the Atlantic with its forecast path set to take it through the Caribbean this weekend, potentially looming over Florida by Tuesday. At 6am, Elsa was 131 miles to the east of the Dominican Republi...

The Chamber of Commerce has committed to check Harbour Nights attendees for SafeKeys at all likely points of entry on Front Street and Reid Street. Harbour Nights is due to resume on July 14 and will be a SafeKey event, raising questions of how it w...

The City of Hamilton’s revenue fell by almost $3 million due to Covid-19 with projects such as road surfacing cut to save money. However, the Corporation also announced that it was now debt-free, having paid off a $10.6 million loan to build a new wo...