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Bermudian children who presented their research projects at a youth summit were yesterday praised for their hard work and enthusiasm. The five youngsters completed projects designed to inspire young people to take control of their future, which they ...

Work to demolish old generators and buildings at power firm Belco has started, the company announced. The firm will take down buildings and remove material which is too hazardous or out-of-date to use. Wayne Caines, Belco’s president, said the projec...

A Railway Trail footbridge across an inlet yesterday got a $10,000 boost as construction of the link neared completion. The Garden Club of Bermuda pledged to donate plants to add greenery to both ends of the Flatts bridge, as well a benches as it han...

The retail industry could see a permanent shift in its approach to Black Friday sales, the head of a store chain said yesterday. George Grundmuller, the chief executive officer of The Phoenix Stores, said that the island could see bargains linked to ...

Two cousins honoured their late great-grandmother when they were Called to the Bar on the same day. Aqueelah Simmons, 25, and Tanisha Butler, 44, said that Radia “Nadine“ Butler, who died during their studies, would be proud of their years of hard wo...

Youngsters will discuss their concerns about the future in a televised event tomorrow. The Bermuda International Youth Summit, organised by the Hamilton Rotary Club, will allow youth groups and university students to air their views on topics such as...

Police yesterday named a 64-year-old who died after he was thrown into the sea after a motorbike accident. Albert Simmons was seriously injured around 6pm last Sunday when his motorcycle was involved in a collision with a wall near the junction of Li...

The public has been asked to steer clear of an East End beach on Thursday morning because of an airport emergency exercise in the area. Skyport, the airport operators, said staff would simulate an aircraft accident off Clearwater Beach in St George’...

Observances to mark the end of “the war to end all wars” will be scaled down and closed to the public this year. Tomorrow’s Remembrance Day ceremony will start at 10.30am with the laying of the wreaths taking place in front of the Cenotaph on the Cab...

The Bermuda National Trust will hold a virtual auction fundraiser this month instead of its annual in-person event because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Furniture and artwork will come under the hammer at the Trust Treasures auction and bidders will be a...