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The Royal Bermuda Regiment is ready to help the Cayman Islands as the country plans to introduce its own regiment. In a statement last night, Government House said: “The Governor is aware of the proposed establishment of a Cayman Regiment to help rei...

The Unfinished Church in St George’s was filled with the sounds of hymns — and barking — on Sunday as owners brought their dogs to be blessed by an Anglican priest. Reverend Tom Slawson, of St Peter’s Church in the Olde Towne, said the annual blessin...

The Commissioner of Police tried to put clear blue water between the service and the sale of the $1.7 million white elephant patrol ship MV Guardian, a public access to information request has revealed. A string of e-mails revealed that Stephen Corbi...

Concerns raised by staff at Dellwood Middle School are being addressed, according to a government spokeswoman. Staff at the school had indicated in a letter sent on Monday that they are working to rule over issues “related to staffing, instructional ...

“Lazarus” snails, thought extinct for years before being discovered found clinging to life in isolated areas, are thriving after being reintroduced to Nonsuch Island. Research shows the greater Bermuda land snail is now reproducing and expanding beyo...

A former business owner has been ordered to pay almost $30,000 after the Supreme Court found he sold exclusive rights to a paint brand he did not have. The court heard Roger Royden Richardson sold Gary Wolffe his business, Triple R Paint Supply, for ...

A man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital this afternoon after a collision on Par-la-Ville Road. A police spokesman said emergency services were contacted about the collision at about 6pm today. He said: “Early information indicates that a...

A cahow made an unexpected appearance off the coast of Massachusetts. Cahows, also known as Bermuda petrel, are indigenous to the island, but spend most of their lives at sea. The sighting was made during an offshore pelagic birdwatching trip to the ...

The chairwoman of the Bermuda End-to-End is hanging up her boots after more than two decades on the board. Anne Mello, a board member since 1993 and chairwoman since 2001, said her personal highlight was knowing the difference the event makes for loc...

Vision Bermuda will put the spotlight on new technology to help the visually impaired as part of World Sight Day. Vince Godber, a vision rehabilitation therapist, said the charity aims to celebrate the event with a week of activities, including two t...