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Protests against the use of masks and vaccinations in the fight against Covid-19 have been postponed, police said today. A message that circulated on social media last Sunday said a march would start at City Hall tomorrow. But a police spokesman said...

People desperate to take a Covid-19 test may have to wait until Christmas for an appointment after a surge in demand. Residents have complained of having calls to a Government hotline go unanswered, while those booking online have been unable to get ...

Government this week allayed concerns that prime farmland at the West End was under threat from a developer. Ageing buildings at Tudor Farm, on the border of Southampton and Sandys, are to be refurbished for continued agricultural use under a public-...

Private schools have vowed to remain open for as long as possible, despite the recent surge in Covid-19 cases on the island. All public schools were shut down by Government yesterday. But, following consultation between private school head teachers, ...

Travellers to Bermuda will now be able to use an at-home self-testing kit in order to come to the Island. The Bermuda Tourism Authority has teamed up with US pharmacy chain Costco to provide the PCR saliva Covid-19 tests. Customers of the retail gia...

A plunge in road traffic accident statistics coincided with the island’s Covid-19 lockdown, while accidents peaked in July, according to figures released by Bermuda Hospitals Board. Hospital statistics for January through February showed 133 crash ca...

US Customs and Border Control transitioned to the new airport terminal yesterday with new technology on board. Cletus William, Port Director at CBP Bermuda, said the new terminal includes Simplified Arrival – a touchless international arrival process...

· Almost $400 million invested in the Bermuda economy · Almost 400 Bermuda businesses, including vendors and suppliers, contracted for the project · 885 Bermudians employed as part of the project during the construction phase · 1.6 million constructi...

A 74-year-old driver accused of injuring a cycling magistrate maintained his innocence yesterday during his Magistrates’ Court trial. Brian Alkon, from St George’s, denies causing grievous bodily harm to Craig Attridge by driving a vehicle without du...

A man yesterday denied being the host of two parties that broke Government protection regulations. Clifton Powell Ross, 37, pleaded not guilty to two counts of hosting an event called Pandemic Saturdays – Wet and Wild Edition that had more than 50 pe...