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Pembroke resident Adenike Carmichael’s dream home became a nightmare because of problems she believes could be a result of Belco operations. Sarah Lagan visited her at her house on Bluff Lane to hear her story. Becoming a new homeowner was far ...

A new business promises cheaper private jet travel options for its clients by filling empty seats. The Private Jet Club, launched by David Ezekiel and Robert Mulderig, intends to offer discounted flights to members by utilising “empty leg” reposi...

East End businesses voiced frustration about the abrupt suspension of ferry service to St George’s in the middle of the summer cruise ship season. The St George’s Stakeholder Committee, a group of East End business operators, said that it was very di...

Seventy per cent of young Bermudians who have completed Endeavour’s maritime career springboard programme have found jobs in the maritime industry, a recent report revealed. Endeavour partners with the Bermuda College every year to offer this seven-w...

Residents and visitors took advantage of clear skies and flat seas to get out on the water this week. While some householders may have prayed for rain as the drought continues, young and old swam, enjoyed water parks and parasailed. According to th...

Nineteen police officers were promoted at a formal ceremony last week. During the event last Thursday, 11 constables were promoted to the rank of sergeant, while seven sergeants became inspectors and one inspector became a chief inspector. The promo...

A 76-year-old woman pleaded not guilty yesterday to causing grievous bodily harm to a man by driving without due care and attention. Shirley Trott, of Hamilton Parish, elected to have her case heard in Magistrates’ Court when she appeared before Mag...

The island’s known cases of Covid-19 have risen to 238, with 200 people found positive for the virus out of the latest 3,973 test results. The figures yield an overall test positivity of 5 per cent. Health officials said six people were being treated...

The Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Ernest Peets, recently visited Smith’s Island, in St George’s, where archaeologists have been uncovering remnants of the possible first capital of Bermuda. Michael Jarvis and his team of students from the Un...

A “stop work” order has been placed on a controversial project to clear an area of Harrington Sound Road that was once protected as coastal reserve. A spokesman for the Ministry of Home Affairs confirmed that the “stop work” order was signed at the S...