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Sailors have welcomed a crackdown on people who own more moorings than boats. The enforcement of the “one boat, one mooring” rule by the Government aims to tackle the problem of people making a profit from extra spots. A spokesman for the Ministry of...

A US-based firm of consultants has been signed up to help boost air arrivals, the head of the Bermuda Tourism Authority revealed yesterday. Kevin Dallas, the chief executive of the BTA, said the organisation and the Bermuda Airport Authority had join...

Researchers have carried out a genetic study of Bermuda’s baitfish to help develop a management programme for the several species in island waters. Baitfish, also known as fry, often school in coastal waters and different species group together in “b...

Bermudian gamers will test their mettle later this month at e-sports tournaments in Hamilton. Adrian Lodge, of Bermuda Island Games, said the two events will be the first of the Bermuda E-sports League, which could help gamers represent Bermuda inter...

A community activist appealed for public help yesterday to raise $20,000 to help fund a drive to provide children in need with essentials for the start of the new school year. Gina Spence said her production company will hold its annual Back to Schoo...

A special election will be held in the Town of St George next month to fill a vacancy left by the departure of Tania Stafford as a councillor. A notice in the Official Gazette published on August 8 said Ms Stafford resigned on July 23. She joined the...

A Bermuda-registered plane crash landed outside Moscow in Russia yesterday morning after a bird strike. The Ural Airlines Airbus 321 was en route from Moscow’s Zhukovskiy Airport to Simferopol in Crimea, when it hit a flock of gulls just after take-o...

A Bermudian film-maker is returning to the festival circuit soon with a new short film, supported by the Bermuda Arts Council. Rory Wilson wrote, directed, produced and acted in the short film Drop, which he has now submitted to film festivals around...

A serial conman who defrauded his friends of thousands of dollars was jailed for three years yesterday and ordered to make reparations to his victims Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons said Jonathan Ratteray had multiple chances to change his mind abo...

Competitors will dig in to the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition this month with a total of $3,500 in prize money at stake. A top prize of $500 will be awarded to the best sandcastle and a further $3,000 worth of cash prizes can be won across four categ...