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Live entertainment for all the family will be on show when the Bermuda Festival kicks off in November. Festival organisers have released the line-up for the event, which this year will showcase a broad range of acts featuring everything from Shakespe...

A short-lived blaze broke out yesterday at a building on Church Street, prompting several businesses to evacuate – including a neighbouring department store. Smoke billowing from windows at the Pickle Barrel Building at 26 Church Street was reported ...

Police named the victim of a road crash on Thursday as 22-year-old Troni Aisha Robinson-Burgess. A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the accident, which also seriously injured a 21-year-old w...

Teamwork between Bermuda and the United States Coast Guard is growing beyond cracking down on illegal fishing in the island’s water, according to US Consul General Karen Grissette. The partnership is to expand in the areas of search and rescue, law e...

People are being reminded that the coastal area of Mangrove Bay, Somerset, to the easternmost island at the tip of King’s Point, will be closed to regular marine traffic tomorrow between noon and 6pm for a traditional raft-up. A Government spokesman ...

A person has died and another is in a critical condition following a collision between two bikes. It is the eighth road fatality this year. According to the police at about 11.43pm on Thursday officers and other first responders were dispatched to a ...

A colourful and excited atmosphere that many had not seen for three years signalled a return to form for the 120th Cup Match Classic. Locals and visitors flooded Somerset Cricket Club in spite of the heat and risk of rain to socialise, watch the matc...

The remnants of what is believed to be centuries-old town dubbed “the first capital of Bermuda” by archaeologists is slowly coming to light after more than 400 years. The site on Smith’s Island in St George’s Harbour has been painstakingly unearthed...

One person intimately involved in the revelry and occasion at Somerset Cricket Club was David Burt, the Premier, who could be found soaking up the festivities, meeting and greeting those that ventured to the West End. A known Somerset supporter, the ...

Some roads in Pembroke will be closed to traffic today when partygoers take to the streets to celebrate the Bacchanal Run. The colourful Soca-driven event, which takes place every Cup Match holiday, sees revellers throwing powdered paints and water, ...