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Residents are invited to celebrate the life of the civil rights campaigner the Reverend Martin Luther King at an event at the Anglican Cathedral on Monday. Local organisations will also be recognised for their efforts in “taking up MLK’s baton” and t...

Hurricane Fiona caused outages to tens of thousand of homes — now Belco has been given an award recognising its efforts to restore power

A road safety group is calling on drivers to make a New Year’s resolution — to eradicate bad driving habits. A spokesman for the Bermuda Road Safety Council said: “A new year brings a new start and with that the BRSC is encouraging motorists to aim f...

Motorists are being warned of street closures in Hamilton to allow road-paving work to take place. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said the work would take place during the week of January 16 and would see Brunswick Street closed from Dundonal...

A groundbreaking entrepreneur who helped to “reignite” tourism for St George’s stood out as a “mentor for Bermudian entrepreneurship”, a colleague said yesterday. Natalie Moran, who worked with Michael Paynter, 36, at his electronic bike rental busin...

A man who refused to take a Breathalyser test has been fined and banned from driving for 18 months. Ankoma Cannonier, 44, from St George’s, pleaded guilty to the charge when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. The court heard that on Wedne...

A motorcyclist who collided with a parked van has been banned from riding motorbikes for six months. Tynhai Suhuartono-Todd, 18, from Sandys, pleaded guilty to careless driving when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this week. The court heard that ...

Computer issue means the Royal Mail is unable to dispatch letters and small parcels to overseas destinations, including Bermuda

The BTA co-host a dinner to “engage with a niche jet-setter audience”

A new survey shows a hardening of opposition to independence — as well as a hike in consumers buying less as prices rise