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An island charity was shortlisted for an international award for its use of drone programming. The Bermuda Zoological Society was nominated for a Drone Deploy Award for its use of Drone Deploy, an internet-based drone mapping programme. It used the ...

The importation and sale of gas-powered vehicles could be banned by 2035 as part of a push towards the electrification of vehicles on the island. Tom Oppenheim, the Deputy Governor, announced during the Throne Speech yesterday that the Government wil...

A chaplain has branded illegal dumping on a huge swathe of land as “unforgivable”. Kevin Santucci was walking in the area with his wife when they stumbled across an area he estimates to be about 70ft by 40ft full of abandoned bikes, car parts, applia...

The Ministry of Home Affairs does not intend to reverse planning approval for a medical waste incinerator to be built in St David’s. While the plan sparked an outcry among concerned St David’s residents at a heated meeting this week, a spokesman for ...

Turks & Caicos, a sister jurisdiction to our south, has offered lessons for Bermuda in bringing about regrowth from ecological disaster. On the eve of a three-year tree-planting drive to be launched tomorrow by Clarien Bank with the Bermuda National ...

A clean air advocacy group says the Government has repeatedly failed to consult its members over draft legislation that aims to improve air quality standards in Bermuda. The Bermuda Clean Air Coalition is made up of residents, businesses, schools an...

A businessman said his life was threatened at a stormy public meeting held in St David’s over a medical waste facility planned for Southside. Donte Hunt, chief executive of MediWaste, said he had declined to take action but reported the matter to pol...

Developers at Tucker’s Point have been warned that further planning breaches will be dealt with “severely” after a swath of nature reserve was cleared to create an ocean view. According to planning documents, RWTP Golf Ltd sought approval for a conse...

A packed meeting of St David’s islanders vowed to fight the construction of an incinerator plant planned at Southside to dispose of the island‘s medical waste. A forum of more than 100 residents last night heard their area had been treated as a “dum...

The developers of a home in Shark Hole bypassed conditions that had been set out to reduce environmental impact and instead opted to clear the site by mass excavation. The Ministry of Home Affairs said the developers contravened various sections of t...