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A fourth video camera has been set up at a cahow nesting site in an attempt to film a cahow chick spread its wings and head out to sea. Nonsuch Expeditions and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in New York set up the camera on the surface at Nonsuch Is...

Bermuda’s recycling plant could handle at least four times the amount of waste it processes at present, it was revealed yesterday. And Clarkson Trott, the solid waste manager at the public works ministry, said the public should recycle more trash to ...

A film made to highlight the proposed development of a marine protected area by 2021 has been released. Walter Roban, the Home Affairs Minister and Deputy Premier, is featured in the short movie talking about the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme th...

A marine protected area in Bermuda’s waters looks to become a reality after the Government signed an agreement to bolster ocean industry and conservation. The Ministry of Home Affairs signed the Memorandum of Understanding with the Washington based ...

A new playground designed to be accessible for the disabled opened yesterday. The attraction, at the WindReach centre for the disabled in Warwick, will feature an area for music, a mini-theatre, extra- wide slides and diggers that can be operated by ...

Artists and performers have been given a new way to promote their work. The Creative Catalogue, at www.creatives.bm, will allow artists, performers, musicians and designers to create free online public profiles. The site, set up by the Department of ...

A Bermudian planted the island’s flag at the top of the world after a gruelling 60-mile ski expedition to the magnetic North Pole. Saltus Grammar School alumnus Richard Talbot endured extreme conditions before he completed the remarkable journey to t...

Taxi law and regulatory changes suggested in a Green Paper on transport are already on the books but not enforced a former president of the industry’s association said yesterday. Leo Simmons, who headed the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association from 2014 t...

A charity has launched a competition for schoolchildren to name a high-tech marine research robot submarine. The contest winner will have their name painted on the side of Ocean Tech’s Remus 100 submersible alongside their winning entry. Andrew Smit...

Primary school principals have met their teachers to discuss the threat of class mergers. A primary school staff member said that teachers at the island’s primary schools were this week asked by principals to supply information on the potential to m...