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Belco workers have taken to the water to lay underground cables to the East End. The company said this month that the cable route runs from Hamilton Parish near the west end of the Coney Island Road bridge, across Grotto Bay, exiting the water on Ki...

E-mails sent by a senior civil servant about a taxpayer-funded payout of almost a quarter of a million dollars to protesters who shut down Parliament were withheld from the public because they were encrypted. The messages should have been reviewed an...

Family and friends celebrated the life of an “awesome” racing enthusiast, gifted mechanic and big-hearted volunteer who lost his life in a workplace accident. Robert Vaughan, a member of staff at Bermuda Elevator Systems, was working at a Hamilton of...

A US traffic collision expert told the Supreme Court that he believed a teenager who died in a collision four years ago was struck by an incoming van in her lane. Glenn Luben, a veteran traffic collision and traffic homicide investigator from Florida...

An American-born reinsurance mogul in Bermuda was a maverick who left a teaching career for an emerging business field that helped put the island on the map for international business. Steven Gluckstern and his friend Michael Palm revolutionised the ...

The Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute could close within ten years as services are moved into the community, according to a new long-term plan for the centre published yesterday. The Bermuda Hospitals Board has published a five-year strategy for Mid-At...

A young artist believes a successful first solo show which opened to rave reviews will be the springboard for her future career. Phoebe Hughes, 24, sold nine out of 14 paintings from her Bermudiana exhibition in only three days. Ms Hughes said: "I th...

A group dedicated to tackle air pollution has launched an island-wide survey to help understand how the use of heavy fuel oil impacts the public. A spokesman for the Bermuda Clean Air Coalition said it is hoped the results of the online survey would ...

An aspiring nurse was put to the challenge last week when she spent two days volunteering at a medical centre. Teizh Hall, a Year 10 pupil at Warwick Academy, was stationed in an outpatient clinical unit at Bermuda Healthcare Services in Paget as par...

An auto show has organised an “exciting” line-up of entertainment when it takes over Front Street next month. Motor Fest, Scooter Mart’s annual motor charge, was originally scheduled to have a dance routine and emcee – but now the event will feature ...