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Hundreds of people visited St George’s yesterday as the Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday Walk returned to the East End. While the walk was cancelled in both 2020 and 2021 because of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, crowds got back in s...

Court Street was bustling with activity today with dozens of vendors lined up offering a variety of treats for customers. The Court Street Market drew a steady stream of people this afternoon, with performances by entertainers including Toni Robinson...

Sheridan Ming, the assistant buildings manager for the Department of Public Lands and Buildings, has been hailed as an unsung hero for his work with the Public Service Excellence Award. According to a Government spokeswoman, Mr Ming was praised for h...

A man who died after being found in the sea off North Shore in Smith’s has been identified as 69-year-old Alfred Brookes. A police spokesman said Mr Brookes was found off Penhurst Park dock at about 12.25pm on Monday. The spokesman said: “Two members...

More of an East Broadway business was torn down over the weekend. Workers demolished the easternmost portions of Great Things, a closed home goods store, in September 2020, but other parts of the building remained. The western side of the structure w...

The former World Heritage Centre in St George could get a new lease of life as a brewery and tap room. A planning application by Moongate Brewery proposed that the building be remodelled as a brew house and a beer hall on its lower floor with the...

A visiting superyacht lit up Granaway Deep this morning. The Cayman-registered DreAMBoat, built in 2019 by Dutch shipbuilders Oceano, is 90 metres long and boasts space for up to 23 guests and 33 crew members. On-board amenities include a swimming po...

Black History Month events at the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club have resulted in a $2,000 donation to two charities. A spokeswoman for the hotel said that $2,000 was raised though February’s BHM celebrations, and the Green family – the owners of t...

The Overseas Territories are united in their support of sanctions against Russia, according to the UK Overseas Territory Association. Washington Misick, Premier of the Turks and Caicos and president of the Political Council of UKOTA, said that the te...

Injuries suffered by a 52-year-old man in a collision yesterday are not believed to be life-threatening, police said today. Police earlier reported that it appeared the injured man was overtaking another vehicle on South Road in Smith’s near the junc...