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The deadline to apply for the payroll tax rebate for workers earning less than $96,000 is tomorrow. The one-time payment is available as per the Public Treasury (Administration and Payments) (Salary Based Benefit) Regulations 2022. David Burt, the P...

A male motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision on Middle Road in Sandys. Police and first responders were called out to the crash involving a car and a motorbike at the junction with Overplus Lane at about 6pm today. A spo...

Intricate embroidery and beautiful embellishments adorn the capes of Bermuda’s Gombey Dancers and one local artisan has started a class to teach people how to make them. Kelzine Thompson launched the six-week 101 Gombey Workshop to help keep the tra...

Police have issued a warning against sharing inappropriate altered images, including those of minors, which are circulating on social media. A report was made to police about images showing cropped head shot of individuals pasted on to other images ...

A financial services specialist has been appointed as the chairman of the board for senior citizens advocacy and support charity Age Concern. Tanya Bule is head of wealth and personal banking at HSBC Bermuda and has experience in financial management...

A male suspect in a stabbing incident that took place in Union Street, Pembroke, last Friday is being sought by police. The man is described as White, 5ft 6in tall, of small build and with brown hair. A spokesman for the police said: “He is known to...

A 50-year-old St George’s man escaped injury after his car overturned in wet weather on Saturday morning. Police responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on St David’s Road near the swing bridge at about 11.30am. A spokesman for the Bermuda P...

Throngs of people last night lined the Hamilton waterfront to enjoy the Christmas Boat Parade, which was packed with family entertainment. In the words of cohost DJ Chubb, there was “something for everyone” and despite a late spell of rain threatenin...

Legislation to create a government-owned company to oversee the redevelopment of the failed Morgan’s Point hotel property was passed in the House of Assembly. The Morgan’s Point Company will have the power to hold the land, buy more of the Morgan’s P...

Legislation allowing changes to building use to go ahead with less planning red tape has been approved in the House of Assembly. The Development and Planning Amendment Act 2022 tabled earlier this month will revoke the Development and Planning (Use ...