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A government backbencher has been appointed chairman of the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Jache Adams, the MP for Pembroke West, was formerly the chairman of the board of trustees of the National Sports Centre. Mr Adams was embroiled in ...

A group set up to preserve and restore the island’s natural heritage is opening a new reserve to celebrate Earth Day on April 22. Karen Border, the executive director of the Bermuda National Trust, which founded Buy Back Bermuda with the Audubon Soci...

Two fires were tackled by police early on Saturday, including one blaze outside a Warwick residence. Police and the fire service were called to the scene of a motorcycle on fire at 4.25am on Curving Avenue in Pembroke. They extinguished the fire and ...

Prominent figures from social services and the arts will be honoured by the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club as part of Black History Month. Martha Dismont, the founder and former director of Family Centre, and Gary Phillips, the chairman of the Bermud...

The Premier will take part in a virtual town hall meeting today to talk about changes to the island’s Covid-19 regulations. David Burt said the meeting, to be held on the Government’s Facebook page, would also include Kim Wilson, the health minister,...

Religious leaders have united to mark the International Day of Human Fraternity. Representatives from the Christian, Muslim and Jewish faiths teamed up with Rena Lalgie, the Governor, in the grounds of Government House to water a “Tree of Peace”. Th...

The City of Hamilton will host scavenger hunts across the city next month. According to a City spokeswoman, the hunt will take place in two shifts on Friday, March 11 and Saturday, March 12. The first hunt will be for adults, while the second is open...

Bermuda’s Information Commissioner has marked a milestone of 100 decisions since the island’s Public Access to Information legislation came into force in 2015. Gitanjali Gutierrez said she hit the century on January 28 after she released decisions on...

Bermuda’s bars and restaurants celebrated a boost in business at the weekend after the abolition of SafeKey rules. SafeKey, required for customers to dine inside at restaurants and bars, was lifted at noon on Friday to relieve the pressure on a secto...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers are to guard Buckingham Palace and other Royal sites in the UK for the first time. Six soldiers from the RBR will fly to London tomorrow and later join forces with the Royal Gibraltar Regiment for four weeks of public ...