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A holiday favourite is to be hosted again by the City of Hamilton, which has announced dates for the Christmas Boat Parade. The procession of lit-up boats, which was disrupted by the pandemic, is set for December 10, with December 11 as a rain date. ...

Two charities reaped $11,000 each thanks to an enduring fundraiser by Hamilton Lions Club. The proceeds from the club’s 53rd annual Gas-O-Rama and raffle draw were presented to Vision Bermuda and the Bermuda Zoological Society. Marlene Christopher, p...

Electricity bills are set to rise after Belco was given permission to increase its charges. The Regulatory Authority has approved a rise in the Fuel Adjustment Rate of about 6.5 per cent, although not all bills will go up by the same amount. A spokes...

Rain put a damper on proceedings at the Michael Preece Softball Stadium causing eight postponements. Nevertheless, the games that were played were some of the most competitive and intriguing contests of the season. In the C Division, Killawhat put th...

An audit suggested that as many as 30 additional firefighters might be needed for the airport, the national security minister has said. The Government announced on Friday that 10 overseas firefighters would be hired to bolster numbers at the LF Wade ...

Members of the community who have brought positive change were presented with awards during a family night out in Hamilton. Glenn Fubler, the organiser, called the “July 2gather Family Fun Fest” on the grounds of City Hall a success, with attendees r...

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation has received a boost from the Government to support a special educational programme focused on National Hero Mary Prince. The programme, titled “In the Wake of Mary Prince”, was organised in partnership with the Duke of E...

The roar of engines echoed through Front Street yesterday for the ScooterMart Bermuda Charge Motor Fest. Hundreds of spectators were able to look at a range of vehicles from state-of-the-art electric cars to lovingly preserved classic motorcycles and...

Veteran Bermuda sailor Les Crane has been appointed to a panel tasked with examining the death of a yacht captain in last month’s Newport to Bermuda Race. Mr Crane, a former commodore of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, was put on the panel along with ...

One of the world’s most recognisable tall ships, the US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle is to visit Bermuda next week. The ship will be moored along Front Street from July 8 to July 12 and will be open for free public tours from Friday, July 8 to Monday, Ju...