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National security minister Wayne Caines has paid recognition to graduates from the treatment and aftercare programme at the Right Living House. Mr Caines was at a ceremony with two graduates, their families and the Commissioner of Corrections, Lieute...

Traffic will be restricted while the Bermuda Bicycle Association holds a criterium race. The race will take place on Sunday, between 8am and 11.45am in St David’s. It will start on Southside Road, and include Pepper Hall Road and Tommy Fox Road befor...

Bermuda would have faced a $2.4 million bill to move the air mail processing centre from the airport to the island’s General Post Office, the House of Assembly heard this morning. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House that the cost of modifyi...

The Bermuda Festival has launched a competition to select the top youth music ensemble and runners-up to perform in its 2018 programme Organisers say the move follows a successful step to include student musicians alongside international performers i...

“Deliberate distractions” over the salary paid to the man heading Bermuda’s anti-gang efforts will not deter the work within the ministry, the national security minister says. Wayne Caines used his time in the House of Assembly this morning to outli...

Bermuda will have to import non-Bermudians to cope with a health and demographic timebomb, the island’s Minister of Health said this morning. Kim Wilson explained Bermuda must be prepared to tackle health issues associated with an ageing population, ...

The Athletic Club and Clave Dance Bermuda will host a ‘Party in Pink’ Zumbathon — Salsathon for charity this month. All funds raised by the event, which will be held in the outdoor atrium of Café 4 in Windsor Place on October 21, will be donated to B...

The 2017 Bermuda International Gombey Festival has been expanded from a one-day event to an entire weekend, beginning tomorrow. Social development minister Zane DeSilva said: “I want to encourage the public to come out and enjoy this dazzling, energe...

Coot Pond Road in St George’s, between Tobacco Bay and Barry Road, will be closed to facilitate the construction of the realigned Barry Road. The closure will begin next Monday at 7.30am and is expected to remain in place until the end of November. ...

Saltus Grammar School raised more than $6,000 towards Caribbean islands devastated by hurricanes. Head of School Deryn Lavell said in a statement: “I’m reminded how interconnected we all are on a global scale when I see the warmth and generosity of c...