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Hungry Bay area residents have put forward a planning application intended to help protect the island’s largest remaining patch of mangroves. According to a recent planning application the Hungry Bay Restoration Committee and property owner James Tuc...

Belco trenching work is expected to hamper traffic in Devonshire starting later this month. A notice from the Ministry of Public Works has warned the work will begin on Palmetto Road, near the Barker’s Hill roundabout, before moving along North Shore...

The City of Hamilton is urging the public to help keep the city clean as preparations are made for this week’s Bermuda Day Parade. A spokeswoman said that people who plan to watch the spectacle on Friday should not mark their spots in advance with pa...

A fisherman brought in an unusual catch this week when he rescued two men who were adrift after their boat sunk off the coast of the island. Robert Lambe of Last Chance Fisheries – who himself was rescued at sea almost 20 years ago – said yesterday: ...

Police recovered evidence of gunfire after reports of someone being chased through Pembroke by two people on a motorcycle. But a Bermuda Police Service spokesman said that there were no reports of injury or property damage related to the incident. He...

Work on the St George’s marina project is expected to begin this summer – but the estimated cost of the project has risen by almost 50 per cent. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, told the House of Assembly this morning tha...

A Hamilton Parish man who crashed through a wall on Harbour Road was sent to the DUI court treatment programme yesterday. James Cooke, 27, pleaded guilty to driving a car in Paget while impaired by alcohol in an incident on March 13. Magistrates’ Cou...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda is looking to celebrate its 50th anniversary with family -- The Addams Family. After two years without a show because of Covid-19, the charity will return to Earl Cameron Theatre on October 16 with the Broadw...

The St George’s Historical Society will be celebrated tomorrow through a new commemorative stamp series to mark the organisation’s 100th anniversary. The St George’s Historical Society was formed by legislation on May 13, 1922. That same year the soc...

A trio of Bermudian singers will take the spotlight this Friday as part of the May edition of the Creatives Live event series. Toni Robinson, Sheila Smith and Samantha Smith are set to perform on the City Hall steps between 12.30pm and 2pm as part of...