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A marquee 40ft-by-5ft Bermuda sign is set to be erected in Hamilton in an effort to create photographic opportunities for visitors. According to a recently filed planning application, the sign would be installed on a cycle parking area adjacent to th...

Charles Jeffers II, CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, has left the BTA after just over a year in the post, it was announced yesterday. A statement from a BTA spokeswoman said that Tracy Berkeley, the body’s chief administration officer, has been ...

A senior who escaped after an explosion destroyed his house has described being plunged into darkness as his wall and ceiling collapsed around him. But Stanley Thompson, 82, who was released from hospital yesterday more than a month after the inciden...

Tropical Storm Alex may have had little impact on Bermuda, but it presented challenges for some boats near the island this week. At about 8.19pm on Sunday, the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre received an alert from a 36ft sailboat, Faule Haut. The...

The Bermuda Post Office has joined in celebrations of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with a commemorative stamp series. The Platinum Jubilee, marking the Queen’s 70 years on the throne, was formally celebrated in Bermuda, Britain and across the Commonw...

A man who admitted setting fire to two cars in a misguided attempt to exact revenge on his estranged wife was given a suspended prison sentence. Justice Iris pleaded guilty to causing wilful damage in the 2019 incident, which caused more than $6,000 ...

More blood donors are needed to keep pace with the growing need for transfusions, the Bermuda Hospitals Board warned yesterday. Eyitayo Fakunle, consultant haematologist for the Bermuda Hospitals Board, said there were nearly 2,000 blood transfusions...

Additional charging stations are being planned for the island’s growing electric bus fleet. A planning application has been submitted for an extra 28 charging stations and related infrastructure for the Department of Public Transport garage on Pa...

A friendly society has been ordered to pay the Government’s legal costs for its unsuccessful action to secure the ability to offer vehicle insurance. The Bentley Friendly Society had argued that the Government had wrongly ordered the Transport Contro...

A representative of the Pan American Health Organisation met with officials on the island this week to discuss health challenges facing Bermuda. Ian Stein, PAHO’s representative to Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, left the island yesterday af...