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The island today recorded its first road fatality of the year. A 28-year-old man died after his motorbike crashed on Middle Road, Southampton, just before 9am. A police spokesman said officers found the rider unconscious in the road near Jews Bay at ...

The Minister of Public Works yesterday defended a decision to relocate a government department to offices owned by a Progressive Labour Party MP. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch hit back after the The Royal Gazette reported yesterday that the Departm...

Nikita Robinson may be known for speaking her mind on the radio – but she said she was stunned into silence after she was included in the New Year’s Honours List. Ms Robinson said: “When they told me, my heart skipped a beat. “I’m a woman of words ...

A tourism ambassador and head of a flagship Bermuda family business has died at 83. Colin Curtis managed the iconic Bermuda Perfume Factory and Gardens, one of the island’s few manufacturing companies. The business was founded in 1928 at Bailey’s Bay...

Trash collection over the weekend may be delayed by a day, the works and engineering department warned today. A spokesman for the department’s Waste Management Section advised residents who were expecting to have their garbage collected on Saturday d...

Two Bermudians have been recognised for their service to the island in the New Year’s Honours List. The Queen’s Certificate and Badge of Honour was awarded to Meredith Andrews for services to the environment, and to Nikita Robinson for services to th...

The 52nd Annual Gas-O-Rama fundraiser started its engines yesterday with the new Governor Rena Lalgie. The fundraising event, organised by the Hamilton Lions Club in partnership with Terceira’s Rubis Service Station, will bolster two charities throug...

Dara Alizadeh finally has a new qualifying date to focus on as he continues his drive towards reaching the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, next year. Or so he thinks. The single sculler, who hopes to become the island’s third rower to reach the Olymp...

Community activist Regina Peniston served hearty Christmas dinners to 160 people in need on Monday - despite Covid-19 related restrictions in place. The meals, provided by donors, were supposed to have been delivered on Boxing day but poor weather de...

Two Bermudian sisters are urging residents to unite in an island-wide, celebration from the comfort and safety of their homes on New Year’s Eve. Kathi and Harmony DeCouto said that while Covid-19 restrictions have limited the number of people who ca...