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A World Heritage Centre volunteer was declared a new municipal residents’ councillor for the Corporation of St George’s today. David Chew, a construction worker who helped on projects such as the Deliverance tourist attraction, was unopposed for the ...

Dockyard is gearing up for a fun-packed Fall Festival featuring local vendors and entertainers – and even a pie eating contest! “We are staging the Destination Dockyard: Fall Festival on Sunday (October 20) and it’s going to be a really fun event wi...

Aecon and Skyport celebrated Safety Week – marking Aecon’s 15th annual Safety Week with a special event at the site of the new airport terminal. It was the third Safety Week in Bermuda and is a company-wide initiative that is held at every Aecon pr...

Airlines have found that seat sales do little to sell seats to Bermuda, a company hired to help boost air arrivals revealed. Brad DiFlore and Oliver Lamb, managing directors of Ailevon Pacific Aviation Consulting, told attendees at a Tourism Summit a...

Tourism minister Zane DeSilva championed efforts to tap into the superyacht industry as he spoke at the Bermuda Tourism Summit at the Fairmont Southampton. Mr DeSilva’s comments are copied below and are also in the PDF under “Related Media”. Thank y...

CedarBridge Academy has launched an internal inquiry after a student was attacked on campus yesterday. Kenneth Caesar, the principal, said in a statement last night that a former student came into the school building yesterday morning and led an assa...

A Bahamian-born lawyer has relived her desperate search for family members after a massive hurricane devastated parts of the island chain. Simone Smith-Bean, the wife of former Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean, added yesterday that the Baham...

Dozens of people used pedal power to generate a $1,000 donation for a charity set up to help people affected by substance abuse. Michaele Parfitt-Smith, a fitness instructor who beat addiction, organised seven back-to-back spin classes in aid of anti...

City Hall was lit up in red last night in recognition of Dyslexia Awareness Month. About one in five people live with dyslexia, a disorder that causes difficulty in identifying letters and words. The special red lighting was organised by Decoding Dy...