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Hotels and restaurants saw a busy week of festivities leading up to Christmas – and hope to see more as they ring in the new year. Clarence Hofheims, the general manager of Cambridge Beaches in Sandys, said that the hotel held a “well-attended” Chris...

People will be able to ring in the new year at the LF Wade International Airport. Rowan Ramotar, owner and operator of Wild Apache Productions, approached Dennie O’Connor and Jennifer Ysseldyke, who operate the airport’s concessions, about hosting a ...

The Government has seen a rise in work permit holders trying to change jobs or end their contracts prematurely, the Department of Immigration said today. According to the 2017 Work Permit Policy, permit holders who have worked on the island for less...

A science and sailing teaching programme is celebrating a successful year helping to train teachers and educate students. Endeavour, a legacy charity of the 2017 America’s Cup in Bermuda, has partnered since 2015 with the Ministry of Education an...

Medical waste trucked to the airport dump for storage is permitted to stay until the end of March – or further talks must be held with authorities about its fate. Shipping containers previously held at Southside got relocated after St David’s residen...

A man who broke a light switch cover at the Hamilton Police Station has been jailed for 30 days. Christian Sousa-Matias, 23, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to damaging police property when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court six weeks ago and w...

A UK company has predicted a quieter than average hurricane season in 2023 in an early preseason forecast. Tropical Storm Risk has estimated that the 2023 season would fall about 15 per cent below the 30-year average based on forecasted water tem...

A jobs fair for people interested in a career in the health industry was swamped last week by more than 300 applicants, almost half of whom were unemployed. The fair, organised by the Bermuda Hospitals Board and held at the Hamilton Seventh Day Adve...

Police have been patrolling commercial properties over the Christmas period as part of a tradition to deter shoplifting. The officers are regularly hired as extra duty officers by shops and grocery stores around the island, particularly during Chris...

A man who drove in the wrong direction on a one-way road was today banned from driving all vehicles for 18 months. Kishi Trott, 40, from Smith’s, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired by alcohol when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court. The court...