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North Village Lady Rams had control of the match from start to finish on Tuesday night netball action at Bernard Park, showcasing their experience over a newly formed St George’s Lady Colts team. Darrika Simons, with 29 goals, and Coriah Simmons (15...

David Burt remains “convinced” in Bermuda’s commitment to fintech even as the crash of a major Bahamas-based cryptocurrency trader stoked doubts globally on the industry. The Premier has taken to social media in the aftermath of the implosion of FTX ...

If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again could well have been written for Bermuda’s beach volleyball teams who are determined to improve on their first experience at international level. Two male teams made up of Ian Bucci and Brandon Sousa a...

A 68-year-old man died after a single vehicle car crash in the early hours yesterday. Just after 4am, police received a report of an incident east of the junction of Watch Hill and South Road in Smith’s. Shortly after they arrived they found an unr...

An overhaul of a government water mains, expected to last four months, has begun on Parson’s Road in Pembroke. The Ministry of Public Works said the existing trunk main had aged beyond its useful life, leading to a “significant” daily loss of water. ...

One of Southampton’s oldest family businesses took a leaf out of the Beatles songbook this week – when it turned 64. Gas station owner Reginald Raynor Jr is counting down to the big celebration in one year’s time. But this Thursday took Mr Raynor bac...

A planning application has been submitted to restore storm-damaged stairs which lead to an East End beach. The application, submitted by IEPC Ltd on behalf of the Bermuda Government, proposed rebuilding the dock and staircase leading to Achilles Bay ...

A reinsurance company has donated $40,000 to help seven island charities. Wilton Re gave the money to the Women’s Resource Centre, the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association, Knowledge Quest, The Menuhin Foundation, the Bermuda Education Network, Con...

Dozens of artists were set a challenge yesterday – to paint pictures of parts of Hamilton in just two hours. The challenge was part of a series of events organised as part of the Bermuda Plein Air’s fourth biennial festival and saw more than 30 arti...

The UK’s Financial Times has joined a slew of UK media organisations reporting on the plight of one of London’s oldest restaurants which is operating from Bermuda. Tavor Holdings, registered on Victoria Street in Hamilton, owns the property which ha...