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An oversight in the commissioning of the North Power Station and “incorrect operating instructions” sparked an island-wide power outage last year, energy firm Belco revealed yesterday. A Belco spokesman said the company had been “resolving warranty i...

The hard work of local organisations fighting against child abuse and sexual assault was today hailed by the Women of the One Bermuda Alliance. Nicky Gurret, chair of the OBA Women's Caucus, praised the dedication of frontline organisations including...

The restaurant industry today appealed to the public to do their part to boost the sector. The Chamber of Commerce has launched a Save Our Restaurants campaign designed to prevent a flood of closures of restaurants – which have seen revenues plunge b...

Government is considering giving the island’s Parish Councils greater autonomy. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport said it had begun meeting with the councils and created a working group to help them operate “as independent en...

A private school has asked for permission to expand its campus. The application from Warwick Academy proposed the construction of two new classrooms on the west side of the Middle Road school. Extra parking spaces would also be created near the new c...

Importers were yesterday asked to pick up their cargo to help prevent congestion at Hamilton docks. Warren Jones, the CEO of port operators Polaris Holdings, said that the latest stay at home order had meant a build-up of containers on the quayside. ...

Plans for a new eight storey building off Pitts Bay Road have been put to the Department of Planning. The application, put forward by West Hamilton Ltd, proposes a combination residential and commercial building with ten two-bedroom residential units...

Refurbished shipping containers could create another 28 emergency housing units at the Salvation Army shelter this year. According to a planning application submitted last week, the Bermuda Housing Corporation hopes to install two new buildings at th...

Swings at a popular Shelly Bay park have been removed after being repeatedly damaged. A resident complained earlier this year that an infant swing at the park had multiple missing rivets which created a potential safety hazard. The swing was repaired...

The Government has urged companies interested in bringing vertical farming to Bermuda to step forward through a new request for information. The RFI calls for expressions of interest for parties who want to launch a commercial vertical farming op...