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Work on a wall repair and trenching are expected to continue to affect road users this month, the Government said. The Ministry of Public Works said Harbour Road, near Lover’s Lane, would be one-way during rush hours because of repairs to a wall. Har...

Bermuda welcomed its first baby of 2022 on Sunday afternoon. While the Bermuda Hospitals Board said there was not a New Year’s Day baby this year, a girl was born at the hospital shortly after 4pm on Sunday. A BHB spokeswoman said baby Zara weighed 8...

A 54-year-old man has been airlifted to Boston for treatment to head and back injuries after a serious collision in the West End. A police spokesman said they are still looking for witnesses to the two-vehicle collision, which left two men in hospita...

Bermuda’s first Olympic gold medal winner said it felt “surreal and special” to be made a Dame in the latest New Year’s Honours. Flora Duffy, OBE, said she was surprised to be told that she would be recognised as Dame Commander of the British Empire ...

The executive director for the Women’s Resource Centre, Tina Laws, said navigating Covid-19 has not been easy for anyone. “But with the support of our valued donors, community partners and volunteers, we have been extremely grateful to have remained ...

Bermuda’s Olympic hero Flora Duffy has been made a Dame in the New Year’s Honours. Ms Duffy, OBE, who struck gold in Tokyo as she triumphed in the triathlon putting Bermuda on the world stage, was recognised as Dame Commander of the British Empire fo...

A marathon runner who pledged to run 2,021 miles in 2021 completed the final leg of her journey this morning. Anna Laura Hocking, 43, was joined by friends and egged on by supportive motorists as she ran the last ten miles for the year. Ms Hocking, w...

Activists yesterday remembered the life and example of hero anti-apartheid campaigner Desmond Tutu on the steps of the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton. The gathering to commemorate the South African activist and Anglican Archbishop was called by activ...

More than $1.5 million has been paid out from a heritage fund over the past six years to help finance East End projects including infrastructure works and the upkeep of a historic church, figures showed. The money was amassed from a levy on fuel impo...