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The Bermuda Police Service advises members of the public that it continues to provide Criminal Records Checks at this time. However, in response to the novel coronavirus disease, (COVID-19) pandemic, certain precautionary measures are in place at a...

People are being informed of coronavirus antibody results within 48 hours of testing, after the Government’s policy was altered. The test, one of several types of test available, flags up the immune markers showing that a person has been exposed to t...

A bid to boost the hard-hit restaurant business will serve up a second course next week. For the Bermuda Tourism Authority said it will promote the second Great Bermuda Takeout Day next Thursday. Victoria Isley, the BTA’s chief sales and marketing of...

Lane closures will take place on North Shore Road and Harrington Sound Road from next week. Two releases from the Ministry of Public Works follow: The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform motorists that North Shore Road near Shelly Bay Beach in ...

A boat charter company will launch a new membership club to encourage Bermudians back on to the water. True Bermuda Charters said the Club True programme will offer discounts, perks and special events to members — with a portion of funds set aside to...

Reports of domestic incidents including verbal attacks more than doubled during lockdown compared with the previous month, police data showed. In April, the Bermuda Police Service recorded 81 domestic incidents after 35 cases in March. A spokesman ex...

Barbershops and hair salons are braced for a busy reopening — but they could take as long as a year to fully recover from their two-month closures, a barber said yesterday. Kenton Trott, the owner of Luxury Cuts on Reid Street in Hamilton, said the g...

A rule to limit retail business customers to certain shopping days was criticised by a leading sector figure yesterday. Paula Clarke, the chief executive of Gibbons Company, said the requirement that customers could only shop on the same designated d...

Tributes have poured in for a top French football coach who helped inspire a generation of Bermudian coaches. Jacques Crevoisier spent more than a decade delivering coaching courses and initiatives on the island for four organisations — the Bermuda F...

Bermuda can emerge from the Covid-19 crisis as “a more just and equitable society” that looks after its people better, a former premier believes. But Sir John Swan argues that to generate the resources to enable that to happen, the island will need t...