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Bermuda is rapidly approaching the point where she will ?bust? her natural capacity to provide the population with such things as fresh water or the ability to handle the amount of waste created by her people. However, despite this warning social and...

A new fast ferry is due to reach Bermuda by the middle of August, a hill that causes a slight obstruction to pilots landing at Bermuda International Airport is being demolished and the excess material sold off, and a live exercise is being planned ne...

The Fairmont Southampton Hotel is seeking special permission from Government to allow a slightly higher than normal concentration of apartments for hotel staff to be built nearby. Plans for new staff housing at ?Faraway? in Warwick have been submitte...

One of America?s most well-known theatre critics Henry Hewes, who married a Bermudian at the end of World War II, has died aged 89. Amongst many achievements he is credited as being the man who encouraged writer Tennessee Williams to turn his short s...

Problems with the new direct weekly flight from Germany to Bermuda have been sorted out and it is expected that passenger numbers, which have been disappointingly low, will recover. Difficulties resulting in a one-month delay before the new flight fi...

More than 50 two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments costing $450,000 and $525,000 are to be built and sold to Bermudian first-time home-owners. If there are no delays in getting the Government-backed scheme approved, families could be moving into t...

Almost a quarter of a million visitors came to Bermuda between April and June representing the highest number of tourists for any three-month period this millennium. As a result the Island has edged closer to full hotel occupancy and set an all-time ...

A Bermuda hotel has been listed in the world?s top 20 as featured in the latest ratings from the Travel and Leisure Magazine annual poll. Waterloo House has stormed into the higher reaches of the world listings after undergoing extensive improvement...

A turnout of around 50 people for a march through the streets of Hamilton last night to protest against violence against women and the fear of violence in general was lower than some had expected in light of recent events. The ?Take Back the Night? w...

Latecomers were forced to stand in doorways and corridors at the first of five meetings to discuss Bermuda?s sustainable future which attracted a packed audience in Hamilton last night. Premier Alex Scott was amongst those who listened to the public ...