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One Bermuda Alliance leader Cole Simons has admitted his party made mistakes in power as he accused the Government of being obsessed with the political blame game. Mr Simons hit back at David Burt, the Premier, after he launched a string of attacks o...

The hurricane season ended yesterday without any major hits on Bermuda. The season was the third busiest on record with 21 storms, including seven hurricanes – four of which reached or exceeded Category 3 strength. The figures were more or less in li...

Cruise ship passengers will still disembark despite an extension clause that could allow on-board casinos to operate 24 hours a day, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said yesterday. Charles Jeffers II, the chief executive of the BTA, said: “Ideally we w...

The global pandemic has not had a major economic effect on Bermuda College, the latest financial statements have revealed. The statements for the college said auditors had “not observed any material impact on its operations or financial position” as...

A discount scheme will offer money off fuel for members of Age Concern every Tuesday for 12 weeks. The charity has teamed up with Sol Petroleum for the annual event. Age Concern members will get 10 per cent off fuel from all Sol gas stations across t...

A Railway Trail footbridge across an inlet yesterday got a $10,000 boost as construction of the link neared completion. The Garden Club of Bermuda pledged to donate plants to add greenery to both ends of the Flatts bridge, as well a benches as it han...

A prize for experimental physics has been awarded to the husband of a retired Bermudian judge in the UK. Bucker Dangor, married to Patricia Dangor, a former UK circuit judge and a former member of the Bermuda Court of Appeal, was awarded the 2021 Mic...

The public will play a vital role in the revitalisation of the tourism industry, it was claimed today. Charles Jeffers II, the CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, told Hamilton Rotary Club: “It’s going to take all of us to turn tourism around, but ...

About 200 meals were served to people in need as part of the Hamilton Princess Hotel’s contribution to the spirit of Christmas. The dishes were donated to the Salvation Army’s Booth’s Bistro, in the charity’s headquarter’s on North Street, Hamilton....

A luxury hotel property could receive another five years of tax breaks. The Loren at Pink Beach – which opened its doors in 2017 – was granted concessions for five years from its opening date through the Hotels Concession (Pink Beach Hotel) Order 201...