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Members of other UK overseas territories have the “full confidence” of the Minister of Home Affairs that they will make representations on the island’s behalf at COP27 – the UN’s climate conference being held in Egypt. Walter Roban said that he “happ...

A man fighting for his life against stage 4 prostate cancer said that his fundraiser collected more than $3,000 in two weeks. But George Scott-Smith, 56, admitted that he did not think he would be able to get treatment in Turkey as he had planned. Mr...

Fourteen police officers have started a basic investigators training course to help officers keep pace with best practice. The two-week course is being conducted by Inspector Derrick Golding and Constable Ronald Taylor. Commissioner of Police Darrin...

An overhaul of a government water mains, expected to last four months, has begun on Parson’s Road in Pembroke. The Ministry of Public Works said the existing trunk main had aged beyond its useful life, leading to a “significant” daily loss of water. ...

A 71-year-old man was yesterday charged with causing grievous bodily harm by drink-driving. Henry Darrell, of Sandys, was charged in Magistrates’ Court, but was not required to enter a plea since the case must be heard in the Supreme Court. Mr Darre...

A drug awareness programme will see a major shift as it changes its outreach approach – and its name. From today, Pride Bermuda will rebrand itself as Shift – a change made to coincide with a change in methods to put more emphasis on targeting educat...

Vaccines against Covid-19 are now available every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm at the Hamilton Health Clinic, 3 Reid Street. The clinic stocks the Pfizer-BioNTech original Adult formulation, and Moderna Bivalent vaccines. They are available for people who...

One of Southampton’s oldest family businesses took a leaf out of the Beatles songbook this week – when it turned 64. Gas station owner Reginald Raynor Jr is counting down to the big celebration in one year’s time. But this Thursday took Mr Raynor bac...

A planning application has been submitted to restore storm-damaged stairs which lead to an East End beach. The application, submitted by IEPC Ltd on behalf of the Bermuda Government, proposed rebuilding the dock and staircase leading to Achilles Bay ...

A reinsurance company has donated $40,000 to help seven island charities. Wilton Re gave the money to the Women’s Resource Centre, the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association, Knowledge Quest, The Menuhin Foundation, the Bermuda Education Network, Con...