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A former senior Anglican priest who was paralysed as a result of a fall in July will not be returning to the island. Norman Lynas, the former Canon Residentiary at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton, fell down a set of steps in Bermuda on July 30, a...

Big-hearted staff at a reinsurance firm donated 88 decorative shoeboxes packed with school supplies, clothing and other accessories to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda. Marsh and Guy Carpenter announced the giveaway, worth $8,800, to the mentoring...

Community activist Regina Peniston served hearty Christmas dinners to 160 people in need on Monday - despite Covid-19 related restrictions in place. The meals, provided by donors, were supposed to have been delivered on Boxing day but poor weather de...

Con men have claimed to be consumer affairs officers as part of a fraud aimed at shops, it was announced tonight. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “There apparently are some members of the public who are going around to retail establ...

Two Bermudian sisters are urging residents to unite in an island-wide, celebration from the comfort and safety of their homes on New Year’s Eve. Kathi and Harmony DeCouto said that while Covid-19 restrictions have limited the number of people who ca...

Police announced they would keep watch on the roads and water to enforce the curfew and to curb antisocial behaviour over the New Year’s holiday weekend. Martin Weekes, Assistant Commissioner of Police, said officers would be supported by the Bermuda...

The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo will stay closed to the public until January 25, the Government said today. A spokeswoman added that the decision was made “to limit potential exposure to animals that are susceptible to coronaviruses and to ensur...

The Bermuda Police Service reminded members of the public making evening plans about the curfew in place as part of Covid-19 restrictions. A police spokesman said people need to make sure they give themselves “adequate time” to be home before 11pm. T...

A detective said yesterday it was “a miracle” innocent people were not hit by a fusillade of gunfire on Monday night. Detective Sergeant Jason Smith added that people, including children, were in the vicinity at the junction of Elliott Street and Cou...

The St George’s Foundation vowed yesterday to continue to tell the story of Bermuda’s history despite the closure of the World Heritage Centre. The foundation will lock the doors of the Queen’s Warehouse at Penno’s Wharf – the former home of the WHC ...