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Nurses were thanked for their dedication yesterday by the union that represents the health sector. Kevin Grant, the general secretary designate of the Bermuda Public Service Union, said the Covid-19 pandemic made the work of nurses’ more important th...

The developers behind a new hotel project have launched an appeal after an after-the-fact planning application was rejected weeks before the scheduled opening. The retrospective application by Hotelco, the firm behind the St Regis resort in St George...

A career diplomat was today announced as the acting US Consul General. Tom Edwardsen took over from Alan Purcell, also an acting appointment, who left the island this week. Mr Edwardsen is expected to remain in the job until a permanent post-holder t...

Government had to pay Skyport almost $4 million last month after another quarter of low revenues at the airport, MPs heard today. Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, told the House of Assembly that revenues at LF Wade International Airport for...

“Limited visitation” will be allowed from Sunday for acute care and long term care patients at the island’s hospitals. Bermuda Hospitals Board announced the move as the island’s coronavirus cases dropped enough to relax restrictions. Two visitors can...

Butterfield Banking centres in Hamilton, Somerset, and St George's will all remain open, but with the same reduced hours of 9am to 1pm after Covid restrictions are relaxed on Sunday, the bank said today. A spokeswoman said: “With the recent announcem...

A Bermudian academic has broken new ground after she was elected Dean of Faculty at one of America’s most prestigious universities. Born in New York and raised in Bermuda, Eve De Rosa will take up the post at Ivy League Cornell University in New York...

Work on the public access to Elbow Beach in Paget will get underway on May 17 as part of Government’s economic stimulus project. David Burch, the public works minister, said the Elbow Beach project had been awarded to Smith Hauling & Excavating and ...

The finance minister today welcomed a “stamp of approval” from leading credit ratings agency Standard & Poor’s after it affirmed Bermuda’s sovereign debt ratings. Curtis Dickinson said the decision by S&P reflected government’s handling of the Covid-...

Planning applications have doubled year-on-year, according to the Deputy Premier. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, this morning told the House of Assembly, that the number of planning applications reflect the state of the economy with the ...