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Sir John Swan said he legally purchased a plot of land in Sandys that was the subject of a complaint before the Commission of Inquiry. The family of the late John Augustus Alexander Virgil claimed he lost four acres of land in the Spring Benny area ...

A charity that lost thousands of dollars of equipment to thieves has recovered the stolen items thanks to the help of a Good Samaritan. Raiders stole $10,000 worth of equipment – including ceiling fans, washing machines, and a dryer – from the T...

Bermuda’s courts have had to cut back services in the wake of the latest surge of Covid-19 cases. Under new policies released by the Supreme Court this morning, the swearing of affidavits, certification of copies and criminal records checks will be s...

The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has closed to the public due to the number of Covid cases. It is among many organisations that have closed or changed their operating times. A spokeswoman said: “In adherence with Government’s policy that all muse...

Bookings are now being taken for a cruise on the Vision of the Seas which will be homeporting in Bermuda in June. Royal Caribbean announced recently that the cruise ship, docked in the British Virgin Islands, would homeport in Dockyard from June 26 f...

Due to the large surge of positive Covid-19 cases in the community, the Bermuda Hospitals Board will stop all visiting from noon today for acute inpatient units at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, other than ...

David Burt yesterday warned that Government may be reporting triple digit Covid cases for the first time today. Speaking on the Shirley Dill Show on Ocean 89 yesterday morning, the Premier warned that the number of cases over the next few days “will ...

A 40-year-old foreign national is expected to appear in Magistrates’ Court this morning in connection with an immigration matter. The man was arrested at about 5.30pm yesterday when he was seen in the Parson’s Road, Pembroke area. Police said he was...

Government has granted permission for a picnic area to be developed at Shelly Bay Beach in honour of late political activist LaVerne Furbert. Public Works gave the go ahead for an area near the old beach restaurant site to be levelled and fitted with...

Government must give financial concessions to restaurants and bars if the industry is to survive, according to one restaurateur. Philip Barnett, president of Island Restaurant Group, which owns a number of popular eateries across the island, said tha...