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Residents “should not be scared of their own shadows” as the island moves into Phase 4, the Mayor of Hamilton urged. Charles Gosling said businesses in the city — and their employees ­— were suffering badly from the effects of restrictions related to...

A massive cargo ship was forced to divert to Bermuda at the weekend after a crewman complained of stomach problems. The Panamanian-registered Newseas Jade, en route from Russia to Port Manatee in Florida, dropped off a 32-year-old Chinese sailor on S...

The Ministry of Health received 126 coronavirus test results on Saturday and none were positive. Bermuda’s total number of confirmed cases remains at 146 and three of those are active. One patient is being treated in hospital but not in critical care...

An historian and writer is the new director of the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs. Kim Dismont-Robinson, who was folklife officer in the department for 15 years, will oversee programmes and events designed to promote and celebrate Bermu...

Hundreds of people have backed a petition to demand a delay to the resumption next week of air travel from the United States. Flights between Bermuda and the US are scheduled to resume on July 6, but an online petition said it was feared that commerc...

A young woman labelled “unteachable” as a child has completed high school — with flying colours. Kai Smart, 17, graduated from King’s-Edgehill Boarding School in Nova Scotia, Canada, with straight A’s, despite a disorder that makes it difficult to un...

Police today dismissed claims on social media that a body was pulled from Warwick Pond. A spokesman said that there was “absolutely no truth” to a recent post that has circulated around social media and claims that a body had been found in the nature...

Public feedback has helped redraw the island’s proposals for legal cannabis, according to Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Minister of Legal Affairs. The proposal now includes a licence for personal cultivation, removes fixed penalty zones, and contains clari...

A partnership between the Department of Education and the Bermuda National Trust helped bring history alive for over 350 primary school students during the Covid-19 pandemic. The closure of schools and all Trust museums and historic houses as a resul...

Every year the Saltus SGY1 students complete a week of Work Experience in the local community. During this time, students are given the opportunity to work with professionals in a range of positions and organisations. As part of their career and univ...