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Hundreds of trees will be planted in a three-year partnership between a financial institution and a preservation charity. Clarien Bank announced that it will team up with the Bermuda National Trust to add native and endemic specimens as well as shrub...

A new park has been unveiled celebrating Bermudian sports icon Dudley Eve. Dudley Eve Park officially opened on the corner of Court Street and Dundonald Street in Hamilton after years of development. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, met the Ev...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is seeking to extend the existence of a Front Street visitor hub that cost $1.3 million and was due to be removed next February – less than four years after it opened. It got the go-ahead in 2017 for a structure made of ...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has appointed Arthur Ebbin as its new chief financial officer. Reporting to the chief executive, president and board of the BHB, Mr Ebbin replaces Bill Shields, who is leaving next month. From November 7, Mr Ebbin will o...

Missing teenager Sean Robinson has been found safe and well, police said this afternoon. Earlier today the Bermuda Police Service asked for help in finding the 14-year-old who had been missing since last night. In an update this afternoon a police sp...

A senator has called for the public to treat politicians – and each other – with civility after detailing the harassment she received throughout her political career. Lindsay Simmons, the Junior Minister for Home Affairs and Social Development and Se...

Hamilton will benefit from a boost in cruise ship visits next year as the island expects a record number of cruise calls. Last week Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, said that the Government would soon publish the first draft of the 2023 cru...

Counsel for a government MP and his daughter said there was nothing to tie the words in a letter for a large group exemption to his clients. Jerome Lynch, KC, told a Supreme Court jury that while the letter’s description of the 2020 event as a one-of...

PLP leadership challenger Curtis Dickinson has again railed against “dirty tricks” and “personal attacks”. With the clock ticking down to Thursday’s Progressive Labour Party leadership vote, the former finance minister hit out at underhand tactics i...

A teenager has pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm by driving his car without due care and attention. John Doran, 19, from Devonshire, admitted the offence and injuring David Goonewardene when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday....