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A historic park once brought back fond memories of her childhood to Germaine Trott. But the Spanish Point resident said the run-down state of Admiralty House Park in Pembroke now reduced her to tears. Ms Trott, 83, who has lived in the area her entir...

A firefighter has been honoured for her work in the management of the island’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Lieutenant Russann Francis won the Public Service Excellence Award for December. She was congratulated by David Burt, the Premier, an...

A reminder was issued for people who work with refrigerant gases to make sure that they have the proper identification card. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources said all technicians who handled or managed refrigerant gases for domesti...

A clarion call for the last chance to sign up for an adventure-filled career with the Royal Bermuda Regiment was issued today. Major Duncan Simons, the RBR’s Career Management Officer, said there was still time for people to grab a spot to train for ...

A section of Middle Road in Smith’s will be partially closed over the next two months, the Government has announced. A Belco trenching project starting on Wednesday will mean that the route between Verdmont Road and the Belco substation in Flatts wil...

A supermarket cashier who reunited an elderly woman with hundreds of dollars she dropped in the store on New Year’s Eve got a surprise thank you yesterday from a customer who saw her good deed. Elvina Moniz, a 12-year veteran of the MarketPlace on Ch...

A mother who lost her son in a crash said she was moved to see members of the public cover the island in blue yesterday in memory of him and others who have died on the roads. Antoinette Burgess said that she had “never dreamt” of seeing the blue clo...

A woman who appealed to the public for help to pay for overseas medical treatment said she was over the moon after she exceeded her £6,500 goal – $7,787 – in only a week. Mickia Brangman raised £6,875 through a GoFundMe page to help her enrol in a s...

A cable ship was spotted steaming towards the island yesterday on her way to refuel and change its crew. Peter Faber, a cable layer owned by Optic Marine, also known as the OMS group, sailed from the United States and berthed in Dockyard at about...

A pig that escaped from its pen and ran free has been returned to its owner. The heavyweight porker was filmed by several residents who posted the video footage on social media outlets this week. A government spokeswoman confirmed yesterday that the ...