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A new solar energy training programme is aimed at creating a self-sustaining industry in Bermuda, according to the Minister of Home Affairs. Walter Roban said the goal was for rooftop solar panels to generate 30 megawatts of power in the next five ye...

Neighbours of a Government property in Pembroke have been left in the dark over development plans, according to Marcus Jones, an Opposition senator. Mr Jones raised questions in the Senate on Wednesday over a roadway named for land disputes, where pr...

A historic vessel dubbed “America’s tall ship” and used to train the US Coast Guard is to call on the island this weekend. The 295ft United States Coast Guard Cutter Eagle will be moored at Front Street from Saturday to next Wednesday, as part of its...

Ancestry, cultural identity, memory and time are the focus of a new art exhibition opening at the National Museum of Bermuda this month. On Wednesday, the museum will host a virtual opening for the exhibit Traces and Pastimes by Bermudian artist Ghe...

Seven groups are each $2,000 better off thanks to the generosity of the Prison Officers Association. Cheques were presented to six charities – Bermuda Diabetes Association, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda, Coalition for the Protection of Children...

Two bus routes will be rerouted starting from today owing to road works in the area of Shark Hole Hill, Hamilton Parish. Bus routes one and three will be affected in both directions until Monday, July 12. Route one will travel up Collector’s Hill ...

Firefighters responded to two incidents yesterday related to the heavy downpour. Calypso clothing store on Front Street suffered flooding and there was also a fire in an electrical vault at the AS Cooper building, also on Front Street. At 10.35am, B...

A policeman under criminal investigation for allegedly “causing disaffection” among his colleagues has filed a criminal complaint against six other officers, including the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of Police. Sergeant Mark Monk and his wif...

The approval of “trusted venues” will make “a huge difference” in clearing exemptions for large gatherings this summer, the Senate heard yesterday. Locations that qualify for the designation will be able to host events at 50 per cent capacity without...

Lawyers representing three Bermuda residents challenging controversial Covid-19 public safety restrictions presented their case before the Chief Justice yesterday. Courtenay Griffiths QC and Mark Pettingill – representing Albert Brewster, Vincent Li...