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A dementia sufferer who went missing today has been found safe and well. Myron Bean, 84, was reported missing this afternoon. Police issued a statement shortly after 3pm to say that he had been found.

The Water Safety Council issued a reminder on water safety after the death of a 27-year-old man on a jet ski last week. Michael Weeks, the chairman of the council and a Progressive Labour Party backbencher, spoke in response to the accident which cla...

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation urged the island to consider the importance of working together to mark International Co-operatives Day. BEDC economic and co-operative development officer Jonathan Starling said: “This International Co-op...

Bermuda has no active cases of Covid-19 after two patients with the disease recovered, the Ministry of Health announced last night. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, added that 185 new coronavirus tests had come back and all were clear. She said: “...

Plans to build 18 homes and establish one of the island’s largest conservation areas at Riddell’s Bay have received government backing. Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier and Minister of Home Affairs, tabled a special development order in a virtual sit...

Legislation to give businesses more time before they have to make laid-off staff redundant has been approved in the House of Assembly. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Labour, said the amendments would help to keep Bermudians employed by protecting bus...

Bermudian acting legend Earl Cameron has died, aged 102. Mr Cameron was one of the first black performers to break into mainstream British entertainment. He was appointed a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 2009 for his a...

Almost 160 applications for work-permit renewals were denied since Covid-19 hit the country, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. Jason Hayward, the labour minister, who has responsibility for immigration, also listed more than 60 job categories af...

A survey of cruise ship travellers suggests more than three quarters intend to book a cruise again, despite the pandemic’s impact on the industry. Cruise Critic launched a worldwide survey of its readers in April, since when the industry has ground t...

The new municipalities minister vowed yesterday to press on with a plan to axe the corporations of Hamilton and St George. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch admitted there was opposition to the proposal to replace the local authorities with unelected qu...