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Keen-eyed stargazers last night caught a glimpse of a series of satellites, launched as part of a private telecoms programme. Keila Cobham was outside the Collector’s Hill Apothecary in Devonshire at about 6.35pm when her daughter spotted lights in t...

The Government is to hold meetings for those who want to renew their Refrigerant Handlers Permits. The permits – developed as part of a measure to prevent the release of refrigerant gases – are required by those who service HVAC systems and those...

Online services provided by the Government will halt for several hours tomorrow night for upgrades to be made. A spokesman for the Department of Information and Digital Technologies said the a range of government services will go offline at 11.55pm o...

The Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute will tomorrow run a motorcade through the central parishes to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The motorcade, which will feature about 20 vehicles, is scheduled to set out from the Devonshir...

The Salvation Army today launched its annual Red Kettle drive to raise money for both Christmas hampers and year-round programmes. Major Robert Kerr said volunteers will be out across the island collecting donations this month as part of the charity’...

Shoppers will be able to win vouchers for shopping in the island’s Economic Empowerment Zones over the festive season. The Eat, Shop, Play event, organised by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, was designed to encourage people to spend the...

Traffic lights around the west end of Hamilton’s Church Street will be upgraded next month. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said work would be carried out on Church Street at its junctions with Par-la-Ville Road, Bermudiana Road and Richmond R...

The Government should have dealt with a property dispute before it started work that has left a section of a main commuter route limited to a single lane, the Opposition said today. Susan Jackson, the One Bermuda Alliance spokeswoman on transport, sa...

A group set up to preserve a historic North Hamilton home has appealed to the Government to lease it the property at a peppercorn rent. Duncan Simons, an architect, hoped the lease would give the group time to raise funds and buy Wantley on Princess ...

Crowds of people last night turned out in a show of support for a bar rocked by a double murder a week ago yesterday. Dozens of people visited the Robin Hood Pub and restaurant in Hamilton after another bar owner rallied people round. Rick Olson, who...