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The Bermuda Tourism Authority has a new vice-president of sales and business development. Devin Lewis posted online that she would be headed to New York to take up the post – writing: “My heart is bursting with pride and excitement as I announce my l...

Green golf is the aim of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship as it drives for an environmentally friendly event. The contest has its eye on the ball for sustainability at the PGA Tour gathering. Organisers revealed the event will see a big move agai...

A wetter than usual August failed to make up for a shortfall of rain over the summer months, according to climate figures. As of yesterday, the Bermuda Weather Service had recorded a total of 33.33in of rain so far this year at the LF Wade Internatio...

An expert in marine biology has been appointed to a commission set up to protect the Sargasso Sea. Murray Roberts, a professor of applied marine biology and ecology at the University of Edinburgh, has replaced Howard Roe, who has stepped down after t...

A combined total of about 130 years of public bodies’ financial statements are in arrears, the Auditor-General’s office revealed yesterday. It was said that 42 per cent of those were “under the auspices of” the Ministry of Finance and there was not y...

Coastguard crews from the Royal Bermuda Regiment took part in a helicopter winching exercise thanks to a visit from a Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship. The offshore training involved a Royal Navy aircraft from RFA Tideforce, which arrived last week for a b...

A woman who said she accidentally brought a pistol magazine with bullets to the island embraced her family outside Magistrates’ Court yesterday after she was handed a conditional discharge for the offence. Rhea Virgil, 23, a Bermudian who lives in Lo...

The Ministry of Health honoured seven childcare providers that were highlighted as excellent through a new Child Care Regulation Programme – however, four providers were found to have fallen below standards. The Government said 31 daycare providers h...

A 38-year-old man has been jailed for three years after stabbing another man during a Christmas Eve bar brawl. Jaha Mallory, from Southampton, was also ordered to serve two years’ probation once he has completed his prison sentence. At a sentencing h...

The number of road collisions fell in the third quarter of this year compared with the same period for the past three years, police said yesterday. But driving while impaired remained “prevalent”, a spokesman said. The island recorded 264 road traffi...