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A barrister has dismissed claims that banks negotiated mortgages in the knowledge that borrowers would default and allow the lender to seize properties at bargain prices. Christopher Swan, a property lawyer, said that he had heard anecdotal accounts ...

A group of firefighters have notched up a decade on the front line of public safety. Sergeant Steven Caisey said: “A career in emergency services requires compassion and self-sacrifice. “It can be extremely demanding, which is why we have to honour t...

Grants worth more than $150,000 were given out to six community clubs and organisations, it was announced today. Among the recipients were the Pembroke Hamilton Club, Jiketsu Martial Arts, PayAKid, the Western Stars Sports Club, St David’s Cricket Cl...

A move by the safety campaigners to insist electric bicycles are licensed would make the island’s roads more dangerous, one of the island’s main dealers claimed yesterday. Michael Paynter, the owner and operator of Pedego Bermuda in St George’s, said...

A woman claimed yesterday that her great-grandfather’s will was fraudulently signed by his nephews so that they could inherit his property. Pattie Moore made the claim to the Commission of Inquiry into Historic Land Losses yesterday. Ms Moore, from W...

A Front Street building could get a major redevelopment with more than a dozen apartments added. The in-principle application, submitted earlier this month, proposed significant changes to the Frith Building at 57 Front Street and 24 Reid Street. The...

The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo will reopen its doors next Monday after a month-long closure caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Flatts area attraction shut its doors on December 12 after an increase in coronavirus cases on the island. A spokes...

This would normally be Bermuda Regional Week and would have all the excitement associated with that, but clearly that can’t happen in this pandemic world. We, however, have a lot of bright and energetic minds at work in Bermuda and what we can all l...

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary captain of a disaster relief ship that delivered life-saving hurricane aid to the Caribbean has died. Rob Anders was 49. Captain Anders, who skippered RFA Mounts Bay over a three-year deployment to the Caribbean, was appoin...

Drivers were tonight to avoid the area of Barker’s Hill on North Shore in Devonshire, where the roads are blocked after a crash. A police spokesman said at about 7pm there had been a single vehicle collision on North Shore Road near the roundabout.