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The future of the Corporation of St George will be discussed at a public town hall meeting on Thursday. A home affairs ministry spokeswoman said topics would include “the most appropriate way to strengthen and modernise municipal governance for the ...

Bermuda Hospitals Board today asked the public to take note of road closures on Saturday. A spokeswoman warned that access to Kind Edward VII Memorial Hospital would be affected by the World Triathlon Bermuda event. She said: “People who are at the...

Teachers rugby club has donated $1,000 to cancer charity Pals in honour of founding member Alan Leigh. Mr Leigh, who died in March, continued to support the club throughout his life and enjoyed the game through his grandsons Tyler, a member of the me...

Government is to reopen talks on collective bargaining agreements with unions “in the coming weeks and months”, the House of Assembly heard today. Lovitta Foggo, government reform minister, said that four new agreements had been struck with the Bermu...

The work of women is being highlighted today as the island celebrates World Intellectual Property Day with the theme “women in innovation and creativity”. Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “More than ever before, women are assuming le...

Police today issued an advisory for motorists about traffic restrictions in the run-up to this weekend’s MS Amlin World Triathlon. About 100 cyclists under police escort will have a “familiarisation ride” tomorrow morning before of the men’s and wom...

The latest crop of graduates of a gardening workshop have been awarded certificates. A total of 30 people took part in the latest Grow, Eat Save community gardening course, designed to teach people how to grow their own food while saving money on the...

Charities in Bermuda are to be screened to discover if they are at risk of being used to hide terrorist funds. A government spokeswoman said the Registry General had hired Oyster Consulting (Bermuda) Ltd to help assess all local charities. She said:...

A Bahamas-flagged cruise ship is due to drop off a “critically ill” passenger this evening. A Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre spokesman said the Norwegian Jade was expected to arrive off the East End at 7pm to disembark the 73-year-old man. A me...

The Ministry of Public Works said today that repair works are under way to fix a water main break in the Devonshire area. The affected areas include, Middle Road, Devonshire, parts of South Shore, Devonshire, the Flatts Area and the Government Quarry...