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People “stacked like sardines” just hours after shelter-in-place regulations were relaxed sparked a weekend warning from the national security minister. Wayne Caines wrote on Twitter: “A party bus, beach parties, people stacked like sardines for Mr C...

Strict measures are in place to protect health in Government buildings as offices begin to reopen today. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said the Transport Control Department, the Office of the Tax Commissioner and cashiers at both the G...

Pembroke residents who have hit hard times because of the Covid-19 pandemic have been offered some relief by the area’s parish council. A spokeswoman for Pembroke Parish Council said the body had set up a $6,000 pandemic relief fund to help seniors a...

The National Sports Centre will remain shut until the third phase of Government’s reopening plan, management said today. Craig Tyrrell, NSC operations manager, said the Pembroke facility was aligned with schools and Government offices in the plan unv...

The Department of Immigration will resume some services tomorrow as Government offices begin to reopen. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said the Department will begin to accept applications for emergency passports sought for medical ...

The court system will reopen tomorrow but non-urgent business will continue to be adjourned. Alexandra Wheatley, the Supreme Court Registrar, said the Magistrates’ Court cashier’s desk will reopen at 9.30am, but with shortened hours and safety precau...

A delivery app has temporarily halted food service to make improvements. Sargasso Sea announced in a notice to customers that it would stop restaurant deliveries from 6pm today until Tuesday The notice said the change would allow for “merchant acclim...

Staycations could help to support Bermuda’s hard-hit hotels — but experts said residents would need to be persuaded. Peter Everson, an economist, said there could be people interested in a holiday at home instead of overseas as the impact of the Covi...

A convicted robber was imprisoned yesterday after he returned to the island from Britain without informing his probation officer. Kyari Flood, 20, was sentenced to a total of 27 months behind bars after he admitted the breach. Magistrates’ Court hear...

Bermuda is again being asked to “make some noise” at 5pm today in tribute to Bermuda’s essential workers. The event is the second organised by the Fairmont Southampton, spread on social media. A spokesman for the hotel said the initiative was intende...