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Most laid-off expatriate workers will see their unemployment benefit payments end because of the resumption of commercial flights. The Government has been providing up to $500 a week to all residents who have found themselves out of work, or with the...

A British court has ordered the confiscation of thousands of dollars in drug-dealing profits from two sons of a Bermuda Member of Parliament. Marcus Weeks and Dalji Waldron — the sons of Progressive Labour Party backbencher Michael Weeks — were jaile...

A man who died after he was knifed outside a house was named yesterday as Amon Brown. Police said Mr Brown, 52, died after an apparent stabbing about midnight on St Mary’s Road in the Cedar Hill area of Warwick. A 26-year-old man was arrested in conn...

An Opposition senator appealed yesterday to the public to lobby MPs over the Government’s plan to do away with the corporations of Hamilton and St George. Dwayne Robinson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, highlighted that legislation to abolish the munic...

A fire-damaged and derelict government building on the outskirts of Hamilton could get a new lease of life as a boutique guesthouse. A planning application submitted this month proposed turning Teucer House on Cedar Avenue, Pembroke, into tourist acc...

The Green family has donated $50,000 to a charity under financial strain in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The family, which own the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, made the donation to the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, which launched an appe...

The Bermuda Post Office (BPO) advising of the following update regarding overseas mail. A BPO spokesperson said, “Our valued customers have continued to enquire about overseas mail and we hope that the public will find the following information t...

Police officers have been tied up dealing with non-urgent matters because a growing number of people have called the main police line to report and seek information. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said: “We wish to remind the public of the other ...

A Bermudian has been given a seat on the Board of Trustees at an American arts college. Denise Carey joined the Board of Trustees at the Maine College of Art at the start of this month. Ms Carey, whose son graduated from MECA last year, will help the...

A woman appeared in Magistrates’ Court accused of possession of more than $30,000 in stolen money. Shirley Pearman, 56, was charged on Tuesday with two counts of agreeing to hold on to the proceeds of criminal conduct by another. Ms Pearman, of South...