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Motorists have been warned that the return of the Christmas Boat Parade tomorrow evening will have an impact on traffic. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said that traffic will only be allowed to travel eastward on Harbour Road between Ma...

Work at the post office in Southampton means it will stay closed until early next year, the Government said yesterday. It was earlier expected to be open this month. A Government spokeswoman said: “The Bermuda Post Office is advising the public that ...

A Bermudian businessman has defended himself against a firestorm of complaints after residents cried foul after promised deliveries to the island of low-cost meat never arrived. Kevin Simmons, head of US-based shipping company Ekko Trading Bermuda, s...

A barge has been brought in to help with roadworks on Harbour Road – something the Government ruled out last month because it would cost $8,000 a day. On Tuesday morning workers on a construction barge appeared to be tearing away pylons that had been...

A commencement ceremony was held for the latest student cohort of a maritime career programme. The Endeavour Maritime Springboard Programme, which runs in partnership with the Bermuda College’s Professional and Career Education division (Pace), cele...

A 15-year-old girl who went missing has returned “safe and well”, police announced. The Bermuda Police Service had been trying to locate Saphire Wainwright who was last seen around 11.15am on Saturday in the Middle Road, Smith’s area. A spokesperson ...

Volunteers from the Garden Club of Bermuda decorated the landmark Birdcage for Christmas – but their work was removed within hours after it was claimed it was a traffic hazard. A spokeswoman for the club said the display at the Front Street fixture i...

Christmas hampers and festive treats have been delivered to veterans by a military charity. Carol Everson, a caseworker with the Bermuda Legion, said deliveries were made to “every war veteran and widow’s household and everyone in nursing homes”. She...

Police could use a combination of fixed and mobile speed cameras to clamp down on dangerous driving, it was revealed yesterday. Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell, head of the roads policing unit, said a request for proposal for speed cameras was discus...

More than 600 gifts were handed over to seniors at an annual Christmas giveaway event – 100 more than planned for. Carol Clarke opened up the yard of her Pembroke home to host a Covid-19 safe Seniors Appreciation Day in partnership with Bermuda Overs...