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Bermuda soldiers were today scheduled to set off on a mercy mission to the hurricane-devastated Caribbean. A group of 30 soldiers will leave the island in an RAF Hercules transporter and fly direct to Providenciales in the island chain of Turks and C...

The City Food Festival will kick off this weekend. Events include: • Just Desserts, Sunday, 3pm to 5pm at Pier 6 Lower Level Sample luxury, tapas-style desserts. Tickets $40 • Chef Competition, Monday and Wednesday, 5.30pm to 8.30pm at Pier 6 Lower L...

Members of the public wishing to serve on a Government board or committee are being reminded that expression of interest forms are still available. The forms are available from the parcel postal section on the post office’s lower level. Completed f...

Hurricane Jose’s closest projected point of approach to Bermuda over the next three days has come and gone, the Bermuda Weather Service said yesterday. The category one storm, meandering south of the island, nonetheless remains a potential threat to...

The West Indies Association in Bermuda is to step up its fundraising as the threat of hurricane season continues to hang over the region. The group expressed its sadness for the devastation caused throughout by Hurricane Irma, and warned more could f...

Resurfacing works are taking place today on Palmetto Road, between Bishop Spencer Road and Border Lane, during off-peak times. Tomorrow and Friday, a one-lane closure could be in place along Parsons Road, between Montpelier Road at the Frog Lane roun...

People are being encouraged to explore the Bermuda National Library during Library Card Sign-up Month. An information table will also be set up at the Queen Elizabeth Park on the next two Fridays, from noon until 2pm, while the annual Big Book Sale w...

Hurricane Jose, meandering over the Atlantic Ocean, nonetheless remains a potential threat to Bermuda. At noon, the storm’s closest point was expected to be 329 nautical miles to the south-southwest of Bermuda at 8pm today. According to the Bermuda W...

The psychological effects of Hurricane Irma on residents in the Caribbean were discussed at an emergency meeting of Caricom. David Burt, the Premier, participated in the videoconference on Saturday for the first time, alongside Cabinet Secretary Derr...

Monthly pension payments this week will be paid early due to the threat from Hurricane Jose. Benefits paid via direct deposit will be available today, at HSBC at noon, and at BNTB at 9am. Pension cheques will be delivered by mail tomorrow. The Depar...