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An inquiry into last December’s island-wide power outage has submitted its findings to the Regulatory Authority. But despite being given the all-clear to release it by regulators, the report has yet to be made public. The island was hit by a day-long...

A private school has asked for permission to expand its campus. The application from Warwick Academy proposed the construction of two new classrooms on the west side of the Middle Road school. Extra parking spaces would also be created near the new c...

Importers were yesterday asked to pick up their cargo to help prevent congestion at Hamilton docks. Warren Jones, the CEO of port operators Polaris Holdings, said that the latest stay at home order had meant a build-up of containers on the quayside. ...

Retail stores and restaurants welcomed business back yesterday after they were allowed to open for the first time after the Government stay-at-home order was lifted. Many businesses that were given the go-ahead to carry out kerbside pick-up and deliv...

A senior Japanese ruling party official has admitted cancelling the Olympic Games this year remains an option. With less than 100 days until the Games commence in Tokyo on July 23 , Toshihiro Nikai, secretary-general of the Liberal Democratic Party, ...

The family of a teenager who was put into an induced coma following a car crash have paid an emotional tribute to everyone who has helped their son. In particular they paid tribute to members of the emergency services, saying, ’to these men and wome...

Police and Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers held a minute’s silence in memory of Prince Philip, whose funeral took place on Saturday. Officers stood with their heads bowed with car emergency lights flashing outside the Hamilton Police Station on Satu...

Sally Gibbons 1940-2021 An artist and teacher whose love of flowers beautified Holy Trinity Church in Hamilton Parish has died at 80. Sally Gibbons, widow of the former government minister Leonard Gibbons, was also head of the secondary departme...

Farmers and fishermen will now be allowed to sell produce from roadside operations, Government announced last night. It comes in the wake of complaints by farmers and a petition calling for regulations to be changed to help farms and fishermen during...

The International Island Games Association’s executive committee is urging its member islands, Bermuda included, to bounce back stronger from the Covid-19 pandemic which forced the 2021 NatWest Island Games in Guernsey to be put back to 2023. The ex...