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A 49-year-old Hamilton Parish woman reported missing on Wednesday night has been found. A police spokesman said Chai T was traced safe and well yesterday. He thanked members of the public who had helped in the hunt.

Extra private bus routes for schools were added on Monday to bail out the public bus system, the Bermuda Minibus Association said yesterday. Russ Ford, the spokesman for the association, said the group was contacted an hour before the end of school o...

A former airport security officer accused of smuggling more than $700,000 worth of cannabis into the island claims she did not know the drugs were in her luggage when she returned to Bermuda from an overseas trip. Ranae Furbert, from St. George’s, to...

The family of Financial Secretary Anthony “Porky” Manders were joined by Bermuda’s leaders in paying tribute to the long-time senior civil servant who was laid to rest today. Jamori Manders, the youngest of his three sons, said that he respected h...

The social development and seniors minister heard talks about inclusion after she was invited by a UN agency to attend a virtual meeting. Tinee Furbert attended the online gathering of the presiding officers of the Regional Conference on Social Devel...

A worldwide search will be launched to find a new chief executive officer for the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The announcement came 11 months after Kevin Dallas quit the post. Glenn Jones, the organisation’s chief experience development officer, has b...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has announced that more visitors will be allowed to see patients from today. A spokeswoman said that the increase for acute and long term care wards came after “the return to a lower prevalence of Covid-19 on the island. S...

Residents were warned that using private vehicles for hire could put passengers at risk. A Government spokesman said: “For the safety and security of the travelling public, the Ministry of Transport wishes to remind the public that unlike public serv...

The One Bermuda Alliance said yesterday it was “cautiously optimistic” about proposed immigration changes – but highlighted that they were long overdue. Jarion Richardson the Shadow Minister of Labour, Home Affairs and Cabinet, said the problem of th...

Massive changes to the primary school system are needed to ensure pupils can reach their potential, the Commissioner of Education said last night. Kalmar Richards added that the numbers did not add up on educational achievement. Ms Richards said: “Wh...