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A hotel developer has been given the green light to erect gated fences over several roads at the St George’s Club despite almost 50 objections from area residents. The application proposes that fencing be placed on Rose Hill Street and Somner Lan...

A coordinator behind the Government’s Heritage Month events has been recognised with the Public Service Excellence Award for June. Carlita Lodge, culture affairs programme manager with the Department of Culture, was nominated for the award for her wo...

The City of Hamilton formally cut the ribbon on Point Pleasant Park in a ceremony yesterday naming it the top of the Bermuda Triangle. Acting Mayor John Harvey told guests the revitalised park would offer greater amenities for the public while servin...

An audit suggested that as many as 30 additional firefighters might be needed for the airport, the national security minister has said. The Government announced on Friday that 10 overseas firefighters would be hired to bolster numbers at the LF Wade ...

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation has received a boost from the Government to support a special educational programme focused on National Hero Mary Prince. The programme, titled “In the Wake of Mary Prince”, was organised in partnership with the Duke of E...

The roar of engines echoed through Front Street yesterday for the ScooterMart Bermuda Charge Motor Fest. Hundreds of spectators were able to look at a range of vehicles from state-of-the-art electric cars to lovingly preserved classic motorcycles and...

Imagine Bermuda will this weekend honour individual and groups who worked to bring the community together at its July 2gather Family Fun Fest. As part of festivities at Hamilton’s City Hall on Saturday, the organisation will recognise several residen...

Two sailors reported missing after an abandoned Atlantic crossing have been safely located off the US East Coast. The US Coast Guard launched a search for Yanni Nikopoulos and Dale Evelyn Jones, both 65, last week after members of their families rais...

Visiting instructors from England have begun to train staff from several local organisations about horticulture and arboriculture in an effort to bolster local talent. Trainers from Kingston Maurward College in Dorset began training sessions at the B...

Bermuda’s Baha’i community joined with thousands of others to host a conference intended to improve the conditions that face society. The conference, held on Friday and Saturday at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, was one of many organis...