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A decision by the Church of England to allow priests to bless same-sex marriages may not lead to automatic changes in Bermuda, a leading clergyman has said. In an historic shift, the church governing body of the General Synod voted by 250 to 181 to ...

Bermudian entrepreneur Nelson Hunt hopes to resurrect plans for a ten-story staff housing complex in Warwick as a hybrid residential and tourism project. Mr Hunt said the proposal would create a lower cost option for visitors who want to see the isla...

Michael Butt, a key figure in shaping Bermuda’s global name in insurance and reinsurance, has died at the age of 80

A Bermudian man whose lawnmower has cut a swath across all 50 US states has had a special day named in his honour by officials in Nevada

A man found unresponsive in his car on Tuesday died of a pre-existing medical condition

Two jetways at the LF Wade International Airport have been temporarily out of order but both are expected to be back online soon

A woman was given 110 hours of community service in order to clear fines amounting to more than $2,500 for three traffic offences, including driving with no insurance. Iesha Castle, 39, of Warwick, admitted driving with no third party insurance on Se...

Warwick Academy students recently visited the Bermuda National Gallery’s “Simplicity of Form: Unfolding Abstraction” exhibit which helps to bring abstract art to life. The students took part in a tour and education programme that included being coll...

Visitors flocked to the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art to see Chasing the Light, an exhibit by “plein air” artist Eli Cedrone. The show, which ended last week, featured “plein air” works, which are created outdoors, in front of the subject being d...

North Shore Road between Barker’s Hill Roundabout, Devonshire and Store Hill, Smith’s will be closed again for trenching on Saturday. A government notice said the road will be closed between 8am and 4pm. The notice said: “Motorists using North Shor...