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A popular betting shop that was forced to shut down last year is being sued by its landlord for allegedly failing to pay rent. According to a writ filed in the Supreme Court, Seahorses Limited – a gambling shop on Queen Street – owes tens of thousand...

Residents around Marsh Folly are being warned of possible unpleasant odours when waste is taken to the compost facility. The Tynes Bay septage receiving facility collects residential and commercial cesspit waste from around the Island and every six ...

Generic options available as high demand and supply problems cause pain relief medication shortages

A charity helping people with food supplies has received $500 from a women’s fitness group. According to Donna Mae Arorash, cofounder of Sista Circle, whose members meet weekly to walk and run together, the organisation contributed to the Eliza DoLi...

Two musicians have toured the world in a band performing in front of huge crowds – after joining the Royal Bermuda Regiment. Lance Corporal Azar Morrissey and Corporal Kallan Thomas were still at school when they signed up as junior musicians with t...

Public works minister has outlined a new pilot scheme to reduce red tape for bidders for government work

The members of a new body set up to address disparities and discrimination between the sexes have been announced. The ten-member Gender Affairs Council is charged with identifying, and advising the Government on the social, educational, economic, and...

Employers are being urged to verify their staff members’ employment and salary in order for them to be eligible to receive the Government payroll tax relief. The deadline for existing applications has been extended to January 31 but does not allow f...

A maritime academy aiming to help Bermudians chart a career at sea has seen its first corporate sponsor come on board

Winds are expected to ease this evening and tomorrow after Bermuda was put under a severe weather warning this afternoon with hurricane force gusts possible