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An island hotel has donated bags full of school supplies for a community back to school event. Rosewood Bermuda’s director of operations, Esan Frederick, and executive assistant to the managing director, Paul Hardtman, donated ten backpacks of suppl...

Thousands of people took to the streets of Hamilton on Saturday in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community at the Bermuda Pride parade. Rainbow flags, umbrellas and fans created a colourful spectacle while some supporters wore rainbow hats, tutus, beads...

An international arbitration centre planned for Hamilton is likely to have to share its premises with other offices so that construction costs can be repaid. The facility for settling disputes, to be named after the former Progressive Labour Party MP...

Police have launched an investigation after the body of a 63-year-old man was found washed ashore in Warwick. A police spokeswoman said that the body was found near Astwood Walk. The spokeswoman said that the man had been swimming in the area shortl...

Limited supplies of the Covid-19 vaccine are now available on the island after the manufacturer extended the shelf life of old supplies. Last night a government spokeswoman said that more than 1,000 doses of the drug had been placed in cold storage i...

A teenager is preparing to study at the oldest university in the English-speaking world after she secured a place at Oxford. Sophia Banner, a Warwick Academy graduate, will begin her course in archaeology and anthropology in October. She said: “I’m v...

A police officer who took legal action after he was passed over for promotion four years ago has been elevated in rank. David Bhagwan was among seven sergeants who became inspectors at a formal ceremony this month. It came after a ruling rejecting cl...

About half of schoolchildren with asthma are not listed on a register of students who have the condition, a charity has estimated. Liz Boden, co-founder of Open Airways, said that pupils should not miss out on lessons or activities because of asthma ...

Plans to build a Bermuda marquee on the Hamilton waterfront have been given the go-ahead by the Department of Planning. A planning application, submitted by the City of Hamilton this year, proposed a brightly coloured 40ft-by-5ft BERMUDA sign next to...

A government MP and an opposition senator have joined forces to offer support to the troubled residential care home Summerhaven. Anthony Richardson, Progressive Labour Party MP for Hamilton South, and Robin Tucker, the One Bermuda Alliance candidate ...