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Bermuda’s drivers have been asked to fill their tanks for a good cause as a charity event combining fun and fundraising goes for its 53rd annual spin tomorrow. Hamilton Lions Club teams up with Terceira’s Rubis Service Station on North Shore in S...

Restaurant Weeks is being extended until the end of February after the relaxation of Safekey requirements for restaurants

The commemoration tomorrow of a landmark event in the history of enslavement in Bermuda has been postponed because of bad weather. The recognition of the arrival in Bermuda of the American ship Enterprise, which had 78 enslaved people on board, was ...

The finance minister spent more than $1,000 a night on hotel bills over a five-day stay in New York, it has been revealed. Curtis Dickinson, accompanied by an official, spent $8,331 of public funds on the US visit between November 28 and December 2 l...

A police officer who broke his ankle during a training exercise is suing the service for negligence

An accused killer confessed to a murder months after the fatal shooting, the Supreme Court heard. A witness, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the court that Taaj Muhammad had told her that he had shot Ronniko Burchall, who she knew as...

A pressure group opposing certain Covid-19 regulations for children have described a virtual meeting held with health officials yesterday as “completely fruitless”. Us For Them Bermuda representatives were given 20 minutes with Kim Wilson, the Minist...

The Government’s website is now operational after crashing earlier today. A spokeswoman said that it had experienced “a significant online outage”, which resulted in disruptions to a number of online services, putting the government portal www.gov.bm...

A judicial review into the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Loss of Land is set to go ahead after the Governor agreed to bring in an overseas judge to hear the matter. The call for a review of the commission’s conduct was first made in January, ...

Historical papers and items of importance to Bermuda’s Black history are to be preserved thanks to an agreement signed between a Warwick lodge and the National Museum of Bermuda. The Trustees of the Princess Royal Union Lodge of Cobb's Hill signed a...