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The process for Bermudians to get status for their children born overseas will be made easier under a new policy announced by the labour minister today. Jason Hayward told MPs this morning that Bermudian parents living abroad will no longer have to ...

A decision on whether the new St Regis Hotel in St George’s will be granted Bermuda’s first hotel casino licence is expected “later this summer’, the Premier told the House of Assembly today. David Burt said three vendors of gambling equipment and ...

Delivery of some mail by Warwick Post Office has been delayed due to “limited resources available”. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Post Office said: “As a result, the BPO is advising residents who live in the Warwick area and/or who have mail with WK ...

Seven new cases of Covid-19 were recorded today as the number of active cases jumped to 33, the health ministry said last night. The increase in cases came as another exposure at a school was announced at Paget Primary. This comes after exposures at...

A bus driver was punched and kicked in the head, face and hand after he tried to make an abusive passenger get off his bus, police revealed yesterday. A police spokesman said a 55-year-old man was assisting police with the investigation. The assaul...

Bermuda is in line to join some of the world’s most iconic signs like the giant Hollywood over Los Angeles or the “I amsterdam” sign in the Netherlands. The City of Hamilton has asked island artists, community groups and members of the public to tak...

More than 200 customers of Belco in central Pembroke and Hamilton are in darkness tonight after a power outage. The power cut, said to have begun around 10pm, affected customers in western Hamilton from Burnaby Street to Rosemont Avenue and extended ...

The Salvation Army has new leadership in Bermuda. Majors Rob and Shelley Kerr, a husband and wife team, arrived in Bermuda this month and will complete their Covid-19 quarantines this week. Mr Kerr will be divisional commander and Ms Kerr will be d...

Tributes have been paid to limbo dancing legend Kenneth “Kenny” Bean Jr, who died on Saturday. The Bermuda Entertainment Union said Mr Bean was Bermuda’s first limbo dancer and also founded a number of nightclubs. The BEU said Mr Bean was also a co...

A seminar on genealogy helped a National Museum staff member find a family link to a Bermudian sailor murdered in a UK race riot more than a century ago, it was revealed yesterday. Lisa Howie, National Museum of Bermuda’s director of learning and en...