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A new solar power farm installed on a peninsula at LF Wade International Airport has already proved strong enough to survive a hurricane. The 24,000 solar panels covering almost 19 acres on land known as “The Finger” were partially in place when Hurr...

Several businesses in the Town of St George have reopened on a limited basis, but warned their future was uncertain. The historic town, which lost a lot of businesses after regular cruise ship visits ended a decade ago, suffered another major blow fr...

A meeting called by the Bermuda Industrial Union for this morning delayed the limited reintroduction of a bus service “until further notice”, the Government said last night. The Department of Public Transportation said the eleventh-hour cancellation ...

Action on Alzheimer’s and Dementia gives the following tips for helping loved ones with memory problems cope during the pandemic: • If you feel it won’t cause unnecessary worry, try providing newspaper articles or watching daily news briefings toget...

A weather system brewing near Florida could become a preseason tropical storm, meteorologists have warned. The US-based National Hurricane Centre reported that the low pressure trough over the Straits of Florida was expected to strengthen in the next...

A charity dedicated to support for the blind is concerned its clients will be left behind as cash is poured into the fight against Covid-19. Vince Godber, a vision rehabilitation professional with Vision Bermuda, said the charity’s government grant h...

Two freshly minted engineers held a silent celebration after they both graduated with associate degrees — but could not have a graduation ceremony because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Jaquari Paynter, 20, and Sekai Wainwright-Basden, 19, said that their...

The Bermuda Post Office is seeking alternative routes for international mail, which has been halted by the Covid-19 pandemic. A spokeswoman this afternoon said the BPO was “working diligently” with partners overseas, including the United States and B...

Measures to protect the island’s courts from Covid-19 will continue as long as the island remains in the first phase of a return to normal life, the Supreme Court Registrar said today. Alexandra Wheatley said that coronavirus policies imposed on May...

A woman who helped police adjust to the Covid-19 lockdown while facing her own health problems was given a very personalised thank you for her hard work. Patricia Flood, 62, went above and beyond to handle the everyday responsibilities of top police ...