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While tragedy and loss can break the best of us, it only served to spur Joshua DeAllie to do great things in his life. Mr DeAllie, who recently completed his 12-month pupillage at Conyers Dill and Pearman in the corporate, trust and litigation depar...

A motorcycle rider was rushed to hospital after a three-vehicle collision on St John’s Road yesterday. A police spokesman said that it was believed that the motorcycle rider was travelling east at about 4pm when he struck the back of an eastbound SUV...

The Mayor of St George has outlined a vision to help revitalise the Olde Towne. Speaking during the annual Peppercorn ceremony yesterday, George Dowling III, said he wanted to put the “e” back into “towne”. “The ‘e’ represents energy, engage, encoura...

Two photographs of a fire on board a passenger ship in the 1930s have been donated to the Bermuda Historical Society. The images of the fire on board the MV Bermuda in 1931 while berthed on Front Street, were given by Lieutenant-Colonel David Mathias...

The island’s resident population fell by more than 200 people between 2020 and 2021, with a growing number of deaths and fewer births. The Annual Report of the Registry General reported 494 births in 2021, 47 fewer than in the previous year, while 73...

Police honoured their fallen colleagues at a memorial service on Sunday afternoon. The event at the Bermuda Police Service headquarters in Prospect was attended by dignitaries including Governor Rena Lalgie, Michael Weeks, the Minister of National S...

Hamilton businesses have been invited to get creative for the festive season in the city’s annual Christmas Window Decorating Contest. Size is not a factor, according to marketing co-ordinator Sideya Dill, who said the most beautiful display could be...

A request for proposal to carry out repair work at the Tynes Bay waste-to-energy facility has been published as the Government moves forward with stabilisation works at the site. According to a notice published on the Government procurement website t...

The creation of a gender affairs council after nearly a decade of lobbying has been applauded by the Centre Against Abuse. The move will “transform lives in Bermuda”, according to Laurie Shiell, executive director of the centre. The council, to have ...

A charity has welcomed the Government’s move to cut duty on some essential goods. On Friday, the Premier and finance minister, David Burt, told the House that 21 goods would have duty cut to zero. Items included were bath soap bars, laundry detergent...