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A pressure group set up to protest against pollution caused by power plant chimneys and machinery should be mirrored throughout the island, the leader of an environmental charity claimed. Eugene Dean, the chairman of Greenrock, said that the organisa...

A Bermudian student has become the first to receive a full scholarship pledged by two businessmen looking to invest in the island’s young talent. Katherine Grainge is attending the University of St Andrews in Scotland thanks to the donation from Chri...

The Accountant General’s offices, including the cashiers’ office, will be closing at 3pm on Thursday October 22, 2020 to allow the staff to attend the funeral of one of their colleagues. The offices and cashiers will re-open on Friday, 23 October at ...

Hurricane Epsilon has reached Category 1 strength as it continues to drift towards the island. A Tropical Strom Watch is in effect, but as of 9am the centre of the storm was forecast to past just over 200 miles to the island’s east. Forecasts by th...

Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police, is threatening legal action in response to attacks made against him on social media, believed to be by disgruntled fellow police officers. A WhatsApp post has been widely circulated, in which a number o...

A Bermudian filmmaker celebrated this week after her short film netted a brace of awards at a New York festival. Compassionate Release – The Ravages of Time, a short film produced by Wendy Tannock, won the Best Screenplay and Audience Award at th...

A former school once earmarked for emergency housing has been ruled “surplus to Government requirement”. Now the Ministry of Public Works has asked for expressions of interest to renovate the former Bishop Spencer School in Pembroke. A spokesman sai...

Healthcare teams overseas have adapted to the Covid-19 pandemic by setting up virtual consultations with Bermudian patients. Tatiana Sultzbach, the director of the Centre for International and Specialised Healthcare Services at Massachusetts General ...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest recruits came a step closer to trained soldier status after they completed an overnight exercise yesterday. The group of 27 men and seven women spent a night in the field for the first time from Monday – and got a ...

A request for proposal to create a new home for the Supreme Court as well as a family court has been issued by the Government. The RFP asked for companies interested in the renovation of the third to sixth floors of the Dame Lois Brown-Evans building...