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The amount of fuel imported to Bermuda fell by almost 50 per cent in 2020 as the island dealt with the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic. According to the 2021 Environmental Statistics Compendium, released on Friday, 96.5 million kilograms of fuel ...

Hundreds gathered at Shelly Bay Field on Saturday night for a sunset vigil to pay tribute to a father and former prison officer. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, said that while he was saddened by the death of Daemon Bell, the ...

The Ministry of Public Works is on the look out for a firm to examine the condition of the Swing Bridge in St George’s. According to a Request for Proposal issued on February 4, the Ministry wants to engage an engineering firm to conduct a “detailed ...

More than $20,000 was raised for charity on Saturday in the 53rd annual Gas-O-Rama event organised by the Hamilton Lions Club. A spokesman for the club said they had been able to sell 4,000 raffle tickets in addition to other donations. He said: “It...

Island nations must play a role on the world stage when it comes to the marine environment, according to environmental campaigner Anna Oposa. Ms Oposa, co-founder of Save Philippine Seas, said that while island nations may not be able to make the sam...

A senior man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital this afternoon after a crash in Pembroke. A police spokeswoman said officers responded to a report of a single vehicle collision involving a car on Curving Avenue at about 1.30pm. She said: ...

Teachers have passed a motion of no confidence in the Education Minister, Commissioner of Education and the Permanent Secretary of Education

A group of 14-year-old boys in Bermuda were inspired to help reduce “poverty in paradise”

A charity aims to spread the love on Valentine’s Day through a fundraising campaign with a romantic stay at a luxury hotel up as a prize. Family Centre’s #VirtualValentine asked the public to send an eCard to loved ones with a donation to the Family ...

A police officer admitted yesterday that he had mislabelled two bags of evidence seized as part of a murder investigation. Detective Sergeant Lennox Ince told the Supreme Court that he had collected a grey sweat shirt and a pair of jeans from a house...