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The island’s biggest nature reserve will open to the public early next year after four years of development. The Riddell’s Bay Gardens and Nature Reserve, on a former golf course in Warwick, covers 66 acres and includes walking trails, gardens and wa...

People expecting packages from overseas were today asked to complete the required paperwork to avoid delays in the run-up to the festive season. Renée Ming, the Minister of National Security, added that people should be patient while goods were proce...

A former US assistant attorney-general has been appointed to lead inquiries into the founder of a Bermudian-based data software company accused of sexual misconduct. Leslie R Caldwell will head the investigation into Zia Chishti, who quit his positio...

No damages have been awarded to a civil servant who was rejected for the role of Director of Parks – but the Supreme Court ruled that the Public Service Commission’s decision was unfair. The finding by Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams could result ...

Flooding will become a major problem for Bermuda as global warming increases, a risk analyst warned yesterday. Angela A’Zary, the senior vice-president of client risk analytics at reinsurance firm RenaissanceRe, said that flood-prone areas such as M...

Santa Claus will get a helping hand this year from a Christmas gift drive for children in foster care. The Angel Tree event, led by Lindsay Simmons, the president of the Foster Parents Association, asks people to donate a gift or cash to brighten the...

The Olde Towne will be alive with festive season activities at the weekend as part of a bid to promote the area. Businesses and performers have united for the “Holiday Shop ‘n’ Stroll”, which is scheduled to start on Sunday and run every Sunday until...

A real estate broker is to hold a seminar next week to help people “end the rental cycle”. Tamika Todd, of Platinum Realty, will run the session with the Women’s Resource Centre. A WRC spokeswoman told the public: “In this masterclass, you will disco...

A veteran teacher at a private school has been appointed as its new principal. Anna Faria-Machado, who joined Mount St Agnes Academy as a Grade 6 teacher in 1999, takes over from Sue Moench, who served in the post for 14 years. Ms Faria-Machado said...

The Governor and the Premier appear to be on a collision course over a plan for the liberalisation of cannabis laws. Rena Lalgie, the Governor, has made it clear legalisation of cannabis for purposes other than medicinal and scientific use, or some i...