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A family cat feared dumped in a national park is home safe after being missing for more than 200 days. The Martins family from Paget launched a major search after Teddy, their ginger and white male cat, went missing in April. It was believed he had b...

Crowds of people last night turned out in a show of support for a bar rocked by a double murder a week ago yesterday. Dozens of people visited the Robin Hood Pub and restaurant in Hamilton after another bar owner rallied people round. Rick Olson, who...

A social justice campaigner yesterday said a public apology was needed before disadvantaged young Black men saw an improvement in their lives. Martha Dismont added that the people of Bermuda had to play their part to tackle the root causes of inequal...

Interest in tracing family ancestry soared during the pandemic, according to the National Museum of Bermuda. The museum’s online genealogy database was used more than ever in 2020, prompting the launch of the 2021 series “Tracing Their Roots/Routes”...

Two locations have been identified as possible sites for an offshore wind farm, according to an initial report. But further studies need to be carried out before it can be decided if the project to bring sustainable energy to the island is viable. Th...

The Bermuda Taxi Owners Association has named a new executive committee in the wake of the resignation of the group’s president and treasurer. A spokeswoman for the organisation said in a press release that a special general meeting was called this m...

Post office customers will be able to collect and deliver packages on Saturday from this week. A spokesman said that the Parcel Post section of the General post Office in Hamilton will be open between 8am and noon on Saturdays. The spokesman added: “...

A property dispute and bad weather has further stalled wall repairs on Harbour Road. While the Ministry of Public Works said the repairs – which started in June – were expected to be completed by early August, the project had encountered a series of ...

A life-size painting of Bermuda’s first Olympic medal winner yesterday found a home in a public garden. The six-foot portrait of Clarence Hill was installed in Rosalie Gardens on Pembroke’s Angle Street and part of the land was dubbed the Clarence Hi...

A man who served as a Second World War sailor and who later became a man of the cloth has celebrated his centenary. Wilfred Steede’s 100th milestone was celebrated with a motorcade on Monday, where family and friends and politicians, including David ...