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Further restrictions on flights at Heathrow are not expected to cause additional changes on flights to Bermuda. Heathrow Airport has urged airlines to stop selling tickets for summer travel in an effort to limit the number of travellers to 100,000 pe...

A Bermudian in the UK has been charged with carrying a blade by a British court. According to the Hucknall Dispatch, Troishun Walker, 30, was accused in Mansfield Magistrates’ Court of carrying a pocket knife and threatening violence near Station Roa...

Mariners have been warned to keep an eye out for an abandoned sail boat seen floating north of the island over the weekend. An incident report from Bermuda Maritime Operations said that shortly before 6.30pm on Sunday, crew on the cruise ship Insigni...

The Town of St George is set to celebrate 410 years since the arrival of the first settlers today with the return of “Plough Day” festivities. The St George’s Stakeholder Committee, a group of business owners, have organised a series of events to cel...

A host of local celebrities will face a public dunking as part of a fundraising effort for Big Brothers, Big Sister’s of Bermuda. The Dunk Tank fundraiser, to be held as part of the City of Hamilton’s Summer Sundays event at Victoria Park, will featu...

Buildings that once held generators at Belco’s Pembroke plant have begun to disappear as the energy provider’s asset retirement project progresses. The demolition work began in the wake of the completion of the North Power Station, which allowed seve...

Police have urged the public to come forward with information about the murder of Rudy Smith on the tenth anniversary of his disappearance. Acting Detective Inspector Jason Smith said that Mr Smith was first reported missing on July 9, 2012, with the...

A hotel developer has been given the green light to erect gated fences over several roads at the St George’s Club despite almost 50 objections from area residents. The application proposes that fencing be placed on Rose Hill Street and Somner Lan...

The minister of home affairs must reconsider a previously rejected planning application, the Supreme Court has ruled. Jeffery Stirling had applied to build six two-bedroom residential units on a lot on Hallett Crescent in Pembroke, but was turned dow...

A woman who conspired to smuggle three dozen vials of drugs into Bermuda hidden in shampoo bottles has had her appeal against conviction thrown out by the Supreme Court. Lencia Berkeley was found guilty after a trial in Magistrates’ Court, but launch...