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Around and round she goes; where she stops no one knows. Just like the old-time fair barker said, Henri did just that. Around the Island he went, stirring up the ocean, keeping anglers home and reminding everyone that it is that time of the year whe...

A series of signs were erected on East Broadway yesterday morning in protest over new Covid requirements, set to come into effect later yesterday. The signs together read: “Unite Bermuda. Do not comply. SafeKey is SlaveKey”. Eugene Dean of the press...

Police are asking the public’s help in locating 19-year-old Zywonde Lema. Mr Lema, pictured, is described as a light-skinned black male, approximately 5ft 3 inches tall, slim built and clean shaven. He wears his hair in a high-top fade. He is known ...

A century-old Burnaby Street building could get a new lease on life, according to a recent planning application. The application, submitted earlier this month, proposes restoring The Arcade with a combination of retail and residential spaces. Acc...

Bermuda’s public libraries today warned that they had suffered problems receiving calls from some customers. A spokeswoman for the Department of Libraries and Archives said the adult and youth libraries had experienced problems with calls from One Co...

An end to end charity walk to raise money for a safe house for LGBTQ young people has been cancelled. Mark Anderson, the man behind the “Queen of Bermuda” Sybil Barrington, yesterday postponed the event, which was supposed to start this morning at 4a...

No spectators will be permitted to attend the Paralympic Games in Tokyo, organisers have confirmed. Having previously stated that no overseas spectators would be permitted at the Games, scheduled to be held from August 24 to September 5, organisers h...

Bermudians have been asked to do what they can to support the people of Haiti in the wake of a deadly earthquake in the Caribbean nation. David Burt, the Premier, said this afternoon: “The people of Haiti have once again experienced a devastating ear...

Haitians are “crying out for help” from Bermudian charity Feed My Lambs Ministry following the devastating earthquake that shook their country on Saturday. Phillip Rego, the Bermudian who launched the charity in 2009 to serve the people of Haiti, i...

A plant to turn salt water into fresh water in the East End is planned by the Bermuda Land Development Company. The BLDC has advertised for a contractor to install and run a new reverse osmosis plant in St David’s. A notice from the quango said: “The...