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One of Bermuda’s oldest guest houses is to close, the owners have revealed. And Salt Kettle Guest House in Paget, run by Hazel Lowe and her family for nearly 45 years, is to become homes rather than a holiday spot. A spokesman for the Lowe family sai...

Sheree and Bruce Lines have just opened Meltdown, a brand new and very tiny ice cream shop on The Old Cellar Lane just off Front Street in Hamilton. With flower baskets hanging from the gazebo style roof, and prettily potted flowering plants sitting...

An Island sports club aims set to put up two cabanas on its beachfront — with one to be used a summer clubhouse and the other for short-term rentals to raise income. The move is part of ambitious plans by Watford Sports Club in Sandys to revamp the b...

The takeover of phone company BTC is the start of a new era — and is set to provide a boost in job numbers as the firm expands into new markets. That was the message from new executive chairman Roy Graydon — who is part of the Barrie Holdings group o...

Established jeweller Astwood Dickinson, which has been in business since the early 1900s, relaunched last night at their Front Street store at a special event spotlighting new lines of jewellery and watches. Announcing the changes, Astwood Dickinson ...

Local chef Peter Jovetic has launched a line of artisan ice cream with a uniquely Bermuda flavour. Alex & Pete’s Bermuda Artisan Ice Cream has been on sale at some supermarkets for the last two weeks, as well as other stores and locations with plans ...

A Bermuda law firm has won a top award for expertise in employment law. Canterbury Law — founded by Julianna Snelling and Paul Harshaw three years ago — won the accolade as best employment law firm in Bermuda from UK-based Corporate INTL magazine. Ms...

Erica Smith has been appointed executive director of the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC). Mrs Smith, who took on the role from August 18, will be responsible for the overall management and administration of the BEDC to ensure the prov...

Insurance firm BF&M is to offer clients an expert second opinion from doctors — without them having to travel overseas. In a first for the Island, BF&M has introduced a “Remote Second Opinion” scheme, where case notes can be reviewed by medics at som...

Former Butterfield employee Angel Burgess is banking on a change of location and a team effort for her new business. Ms Burgess — who owned the A2Z boutique in St George’s and specialised in shoes and jewellery — moved to Elliott Street in Hamilton i...