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Darrin Simons has been appointed as the new Commissioner of Police, Government House announced yesterday. He was the deputy commissioner and has acted in the top job since the resignation of Stephen Corbishley last October. A statement said: “This ap...

Businesses have been pleading with Government and the Corporation of St George to help St George, saying they felt “abandoned’, but as Fiona McWhirter found out, there is still a sense of optimism in the Olde Towne. A handful of tourists chat in...

Plans for a vertical farm facility to produce leafy greens have been condemned by farmers. The Bermuda Farmers’ Association claims that the $3.2 million government project is not financially viable in Bermuda because of high energy costs, and will no...

The St George’s Foundation has received a $10,000 boost to help it to restore forts in the East End and educate the public about the island’s history. The Garden Club of Bermuda donated the funds — as well as two benches — as part of the club’s ongoi...

Staff at an insurance firm have donated hampers of groceries to a new centre set up to house families in need. Catalina Holding’s donation to the Transformational Living Centre was organised to mark last week’s International Women’s Day and the effor...

A fundraising effort for the family of a baby who died in a sunken car was launched yesterday – on what would have been his 1st birthday. Rosa’s Cantina launched the drive in memory of Taz Jerome Paul Boyles, who lost his life last week. The restaura...

More than 100 local and international bodybuilders and fitness athletes will be going in search of professional status as the Caribbean Grand Prix returns to the Ruth Seaton James Centre on March 26. The competition, which proved a major success when...

A group of 14 teenaged schoolchildren have graduated from a seven-week course designed to prepare them for a life on the ocean. The Springboard programme, run by sailing charity Endeavour with Bermuda College, was launched to equip youngsters aged 16...

Bus service along Harrington Sound Road is set to return to normal tomorrow after roadworks were completed. A spokeswoman for the Department of Public Transportation said that Route 3 will resume its entire route, including Harrington Sound and Harri...

Bermuda-registered aircraft leased to Russian airlines have had their airworthiness certificates suspended as the invasion of Ukraine continues. In an official statement, the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) said the conflict had made a “signi...