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The Birdcage is abloom with flowers and foliage in celebration of The Garden Club of Bermuda’s 100th anniversary. Nikki Gurret, a member of the club, created the installation on Front Street in the early hours of yesterday morning along with her dau...

Plans for a new eight storey building off Pitts Bay Road have been put to the Department of Planning. The application, put forward by West Hamilton Ltd, proposes a combination residential and commercial building with ten two-bedroom residential units...

A record 89 positive cases of Covid-19 were recorded yesterday, bringing the total number of active cases to an unprecedented 737, the health ministry said tonight. Twenty people were in hospital, down from 21 yesterday, and five people remained in c...

A brief summer cruise season with companies homeported in Bermuda stands to bring $40 million in economic impact, the transport minister revealed yesterday. Lawrence Scott said the announcement that Viking would join Royal Caribbean in launching trip...

School students could be learning remotely until May, the Education Minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said the closing of public and private schools to in-house learning from Monday was done on the advice of the Educati...

Bermuda’s gang reduction co-ordinator said Tuesday night’s fatal shooting of a 37-year-old man in Warwick may not have been totally gang-related — even if some of those involved may have been gang members. Leroy Bean, whose Gang Violence Reduction T...

The island’s first gun murder victim of 2021 was named yesterday as Jordan Outerbridge, a father and husband, shot in Warwick as he walked home from a card game. Mr Outerbridge, 37, was leaving a house ahead of the curfew when he was shot several tim...

These are frequently asked questions about the Covid-19 Pfizer/BioNTEch vaccine being used in Bermuda. A fuller list is available at https://www.gov.bm/vaccines-faqs Source: Department of Health Is the vaccine safe? The vaccine developed by Pfiz...

The Ministry of Public Works has set aside $200,000 to address longstanding flooding problems in Pembroke. Mill Creek frequently floods during high tides and heavy rains, drowning Mill Creek Road in several inches of water and restricting access to ...

Seniors and people with disabilities were today encouraged to apply for an interest free loan available since January last year following a lack of take up. The loan to fund renovations to make homes more accessible, were implemented through a partne...