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A surgeon has lost a bid to quash a $172,000 judgment against him over botched breast surgery that left a woman depressed and disfigured. The patient was later able to get corrective surgery, but said the failed operation had contributed to the end o...

CG Insurance and Benedict Associates are collaborating on a series of free webinars to help parents navigate the stresses of the pandemic. According to CG Insurance, the pandemic is considered to be a mental health crisis by many observers and stati...

More than 250 volunteers gave the island a spring clean last weekend, clearing tonnes of trash. The event was organised by Keep Bermuda Beautiful as part if its annual Great Big Cleanup event. The army of volunteers cleared trash from 56 locations, i...

The Leader of the Opposition today appealed to the public to celebrate their rich culture as the country prepared to celebrate tomorrow’s Bermuda Day holiday. Cole Simons said this year’s celebration would be different because of the Covid-19 pandemi...

Green-thumbed enthusiasts have been asked to volunteer their skills to help community gardens flourish. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, said: “Government is fully committed to doing its part to boost the agriculture industr...

Road closures over four months for Belco trenching in Southampton were announced this morning. The one-lane closure extends from the Belco substation at the US Naval Annex Substation at George’s Bay Road at the junction with the Railway Trail, down G...

The popular Dockyard Playground is to reopen tomorrow following a revamp. Located in front of the Fun Zone where Bastion Way and Maritime Lane meet, the playground has benefited from general maintenance including replacement parts, cosmetic improvem...

The number of active Covid-19 cases continues to fall according to the latest batch of test results. Just one new positive case was recorded from 1,712 test results returned to the department of health last night – a positivity rating of 0.1 per cent...

New signature programmes at CedarBridge and The Berkeley Institute are based on high-demand sectors of the economy and “will bode well as a start for our students upon entering the workforce”, the Education Minister said. Diallo Rabain last night ann...

Only members or former supporters of a union can will be able to trigger a ballot on whether a workplace should retain union representation, government confirmed yesterday. Under labour relations laws proposed last year, both supporters and former op...