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This year’s Remembrance Day parade will be closed to the public as a precaution against Covid-19, it was revealed today. The Government said that will be no admission to the Cabinet Office grounds and street closures will be in force around the Cenot...

A Government spokeswoman said today that teams were “caught up” with coronavirus test results after an increase in air arrivals led to delays. The Ministry of Health received 1,408 coronavirus test results over Friday and Saturday and all were clear....

Speeding has soared in the wake of the Covid-19 lockdown, a road safety campaigner and doctor warned last night. Joseph Froncioni, an orthopaedic surgeon, said he would “absolutely” back a return to old-fashioned deterrence with police equipped with ...

Big-hearted staff at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute were yesterday praised by a patient inspired by a call to keep sharing kindness in the wake of Mental Health Awareness Week. The woman, who asked not to be named, said nurses at MWI made Mother...

A total of nine people have graduated from a programme designed to prepare participants for a career in the marine industry. The seven-week Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme provides skills development, job readiness, and vocational tr...

A new weekend market has been launched in an effort to create opportunities for entrepreneurs. Lawrence Scott, an MP for the Warwick area, said the market held at Brenda’s Pool on South Shore was organised after residents raised concerns about the ch...

A 45-year-old man has become the fifth road fatality of the year after a crash just before midnight on Friday. A police spokesman said the rider struck a wall at the entrance to the WindReach outdoor centre for the disabled on Spice Hill Road, Warwic...

People of all ages could benefit from a timeline of black history in Bermuda thanks to work carried out by an antiracism group, one of its leaders has said. Cordell Riley, the vice-president of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, added it was hoped...

A bid to expand prison libraries has been launched. Renee Ming, the national security minister, said the prison system contained a lot of keen readers who would benefit from donations of new books. Ms Ming said: “The Department of Corrections has qui...

Almost 30 people have completed an eight week workshop to promote the growth of fruit and vegetables at in their yards and neighbourhood gardens. The Eat, Grow, Save course, run by Kevin Santucci, also a pastor, was designed to boost healthy eating...