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Artists were today asked to use their talent in Christmas competition inspired by Olympic champion Flora Duffy. Her achievement as the island’s first Olympic gold medal winner is the basis for the second annual festive wrapping paper design competiti...

About 2,000 people have received vaccine booster shots so far, the health minister said today. Kim Wilson added the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and the National Sports Centre vaccine centres were administering boosters to people over the age o...

The Ministry of Home Affairs has urged the public to provide their thoughts on a proposed ban on single-use plastics before the end of the month. The Government released a policy paper on the proposal this summer, with the deadline for comments on Oc...

A probe into a burglary and sex assault at knifepoint was yesterday launched by police. Police responded after the occupants of a house dialled 911 and said they had been held up by two men. Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Nicholas Pedro said...

Active Covid-19 cases have dropped to 258 – below the levels at the start of the island’s latest outbreak at the end of August. There are now 29 people in hospital with the illness, with six in intensive care – down from the 35 in hospital with nine ...

The Government is facing a legal challenge after awarding a contract to a foreign shipping company – without first putting the contract out to tender locally. Lawyers for island-based importer Mailboxes Unlimited have written to Wayne Furbert, the Mi...

Almost 200 medical professionals have signed an open letter in support of Covid-19 vaccination. The Bermuda Medical Doctors Association said a total of 198 doctors, dentists, nurses and physiotherapists had added their names to the open letter, first...

A woman who recently returned from Europe said that Government advice on how to use vaccination codes overseas is impractical. Claire Smith visited France and the Netherlands where she found that the QR code on her vaccination certificate could not b...

Campaigners who tried to save a historic house condemned to the wrecking ball despite its pivotal role in the formation of the Berkeley Institute are to continue their fight. Duncan Simons of Wantley Matters, a pressure group set up to save Wantley, ...

A weekly mental health clinic has launched as part of a pilot programme from the Bermuda Hospitals Board and the Department of Health. The clinic began at the Hamilton Health Centre on Victoria Street on October 8, and will continue to be held on Fri...