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Two health professionals have voiced support for an idea to increase the number of sidewalks on the Island as part of efforts to give Bermuda a sustainable future by reducing the reliance on motorist transport to get around. Traffic fumes and congest...

Turning Marsh Folly into a large recreation park and creating sidewalks across the Island to allow people to walk to shops and to exercise safely are two suggestions for giving Bermuda a more sustainable future. The focus for the third public meeting...

A warning was given last night that hotel shuttle buses are now being seriously considered by in response to what the Tourism Ministry say is ?the ongoing issue of inefficient and untimely taxi service? at Bermuda International Airport during the eve...

Drivers and motorcyclists who use cell phones while on the road face being pulled over by the Police and given a fine. A tougher approach to combat the practice is being adopted by the Police, which has sent out a warning requesting drivers of all ve...

As the open spaces of Bermuda continue to dwindle at a rate equivalent to an area the size of Ferry Reach Park every three years, suggestions on how the trend can be arrested or even reversed have taxed the minds of those contributing to the draft Su...

Bank of Bermuda has lobbed off one of the floors from its previously planned seven-storey building for the former Trimingham property on Front Street in its latest bid for planning approval. The new scheme will mean the demolition of the present depa...

Eradicating pests and a celebration picnic to recognise the hard work of staff are the reasons why two Government departments will encounter varying degrees of disruption today. The Cabinet Office and its grounds will be closed all day while the main...

A 12-foot-long tiger shark has been terrifying the Island ? well at least terrifying those people who received copies of the pictures of the monster caught in local waters which have been e-mailed around Bermuda during the past two days. The shark lo...

A new breed of customer service trainer has been created to help Bermuda lift its game and impress visitors enough to make them want to come back again and again. Twelve people have been trained up as the first certified "SuperHosts" on the Island an...

Bermuda students intending to further their education overseas are being encouraged to pick up a new booklet that lists resources open to them to assist their future careers. And in a link up between a leading travel agent and Government the new publ...