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Bermuda’s tourism industry has to be bold as the island moved towards a new normal. Glenn Jones, interim CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said in a message to those involved in the industry this week that fresh ideas were needed. Mr Jones said: ...

Community affairs minister Lovitta Foggo paid tribute to activist Eva Hodgson, who died at the weekend. A full press release from the Ministry of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport follows: The Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sports the H...

The roundabout at LF Wade International Airport on Kindley Field Road will get a temporary lane closure as part of ongoing work on the new air terminal. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, said a one-lane traffic closure would ...

Police have said a senior reported missing yesterday has been found. A police spokesman said Roger Evans, 66, from Paget, had been missing since Friday morning. The spokesman said there had also been reports that Mr Evans was seen at the home of a re...

A man admitted obstruction and lying to police officers. Marcus Fox, 29, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the obstruction charge and giving officers “false or misleading” information in Pembroke on Monday. Mr Fox, who lives in Pembroke, denied...

A Bermudian drummer’s path from banging pots and pans as a child to playing for a president and performing in New York’s prestigious Carnegie Hall is traced in a new book. Clarence “Tootsie” Bean has summed up his astonishing 75-year career in a new ...

An American-based Bermudian academic will take part in a masterclass panel discussion today on the dangers faced by black men in the United States. Ty-Ron Douglas, an author and speaker, who is an associate professor of educational leadership and pol...

A comedy special about a nun who teaches at a Catholic school starring two American comedians will help raise funds for a private school’s emergency bursary fund. Denise Fennel said that she was honoured to share the spotlight tonight with Maripat Do...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has pushed back its July Recruit Camp because of the coronavirus crisis. A RBR spokesman said the camp would be held in September with limited numbers and “appropriate precautions”, including Covid-19 testing. Another recru...

Mad Hatters Restaurant and the Bermuda Fudge Company have teamed up to offer kerbside delivery of the sweet treat. Sarah Burrows, the owner of the Dockyard-based fudge makers, said she was forced to look at new ways to generate revenue after the Covi...