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One of the originators of an offbeat annual tradition dating back the 1950s was a fun-loving mariner known for his personable nature. Ian Farrow was a founder of the Non-Mariner’s Race – an irreverent take on Bermuda’s yachting tradition in which par...

Retroactive plans have been put forward to create an outdoor “private members club” in Flatts. According to the planning application, Lazy Corner would be an extension of the neighbouring Brightside Apartments and Spa featuring televised sports, live...

A celebration of “proud” heritage as well as opportunities for people and businesses are at the heart of Corporation of St George plans, the municipality’s mayor said. George Dowling III addressed recent commentary and insisted the Olde Towne had mod...

A 154-year-old ring found between the floorboards of an historic home has been repatriated by a former Bermudian resident and returned to the Bermuda National Trust. Jean Freeman returned the gold ring last week after using it as a wedding band from ...

Work continues in a Belco asset retirement project to dismantle and remove hazardous material and take down buildings no longer in use. The Belco website said that the programme was set up for several reasons, including the need for a thorough site c...

Military musicians past and present will throw a special Celebration Concert in the historic former Royal Naval Dockyard. The Royal Bermuda Regiment Band & Corps of Drums will take centre stage at the free event, organised as part of Heritage Month a...

The Attorney-General’s Chambers’ drafting section administration team have received the public service excellence award, with special recognition for ensuring that Budget legislation was prepared in “a very short timeframe”. David Burt, the Premier, ...

A man was banned from the road for 18 months yesterday after he admitted riding while more than double the legal alcohol limit. Police pulled over Milton Medeiros, 32, after they saw him riding along Middle Road in Sandys at about 70km/h, Magistrates...

Same-sex couples who tied the knot before the Privy Council’s decision to back the Government’s ban on marriage equality are still languishing in legal limbo more than two months after the landmark ruling. The Government has failed to clarify the pos...

Supporters waved flags and cheered the teams on the water at SailGP yesterday. Many people watched the fast-paced action from Cross Island where they soaked up the sun and the atmosphere while others enjoyed spectating from boats as Australia defeate...