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Campaigners who tried to save a historic house condemned to the wrecking ball despite its pivotal role in the formation of the Berkeley Institute are to continue their fight. Duncan Simons of Wantley Matters, a pressure group set up to save Wantley, ...

A weekly mental health clinic has launched as part of a pilot programme from the Bermuda Hospitals Board and the Department of Health. The clinic began at the Hamilton Health Centre on Victoria Street on October 8, and will continue to be held on Fri...

The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a man found guilty of sexually touching a young boy Ismaila Darrell, 36, was found guilty in Magistrates’ Court of sexually exploiting the child when the victim was under the age of ten. He argued magist...

The cost to fly to Heathrow will rise next summer as the airport is set to increase passenger taxes. The Civil Aviation Authority, the UK aviation regulator, has said it could allow the airport to increase charges by up to 56 per cent by 2023 as it a...

A British MP and “friend to Bermuda” was yesterday killed in a knife attack at a church in his constituency. Sir David Amess, a Conservative MP, was the chairman of the Britain-Bermuda All-Party Parliamentary Group. Essex Police said they responded t...

Front Street received a rare visitor this week with the arrival of The World – the world’s largest residential yacht. The ship arrived in Hamilton on Wednesday morning and was due to depart this afternoon after two nights at port. The World mea...

A swimmer put himself in harm’s way after he swam behind a ferry going astern last Sunday. The Maritime Operations Centre said: “The ferry Georgia reported to Bermuda Radio that a swimmer had attempted to cross astern of the ferry as it was moving as...

Retailers concerns about a proposed ban on single-use plastics will be heard, the Government said this week. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said at a press conference that he was pleased by the feedback that had already been received as ...

A man found guilty of a historic sex assault on a schoolgirl has appealed to the Supreme Court to quash the conviction. Jamel Simons, 38, was convicted of a sex offence against a girl, who was 15 at the time, in Magistrates’ Court in March – 19 years...

David Burt, the Premier, has said that those who don’t get vaccinated against Covid-19 “have elected to have a higher risk of serious illness”. The Premier issued the stark warning at a press conference yesterday, in which Government extended the pub...