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Sir John Swan said he legally purchased a plot of land in Sandys that was the subject of a complaint before the Commission of Inquiry. The family of the late John Augustus Alexander Virgil claimed he lost four acres of land in the Spring Benny area ...

A protest against Covid-19 regulations promoted on social media failed to materialise at the Cabinet Office tonight. While the protest was reportedly to begin at 10.30pm, only a handful of police were present on the grounds this evening. A small grou...

New Easter displays have been installed at the Crow Lane and Trimingham Hill roundabouts near Hamilton. The decorations, set up by the Ministry of Public Works, include Easter eggs decorated by schoolchildren and Easter bunnies, in addition to plants...

Art can help to tell the story of the Holocaust – and help make sure such a horror never happens again, an art collector said this week. Gilad Hayeem, who supplied many of the exhibits for the Shoah exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery f...

An antiracism charity today launched a two-week online fundraiser instead of its traditional tag day. The Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda appeal will coincide with the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The event wil...

A campaign group set up to fight the introduction of 5G wireless said “real consultation” was needed and that the technology should be kept on hold in the meantime. A spokeswoman for Bermuda Advocates for Safe Technology challenged the findings of an...

The National Museum of Bermuda has received a $2,000 boost from the Hamilton Princess as part of its recognition of celebrated historian Clarence Maxwell. The hotel honoured Dr Maxwell last month at its Black History Month dinner and pledged to donat...

A beach at Admiralty Park will be closed for more than a month for repairs to a hurricane-damaged wall. A spokesman for the Department of Parks said construction work started yesterday and beach access would be prohibited until work finished at the e...

Daylight Savings Time returns this weekend and clocks should be moved forward by one hour at 2am tomorrow. People should to set their clocks forward one hour before going to bed tonight.

An exhibition designed to highlight the horrors of the Holocaust is to open tomorrow. The event was timed for the run-up to Holocaust Remembrance Day. Shoah: Understanding the Holocaust Through Art & Artifacts, organised by the Jewish Community o...