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A 73-year-old nurse thanked the community after reaping $18,000 from wellwishers to cover urgent cancer treatment abroad after her work insurance fell short. Eloise Bell, whose nursing career has notched up almost 50 years, was left reeling when she ...

Delays to legislation designed to ease the plight of mixed status families could signal challenges for the Government’s delivery of comprehensive immigration reform, an Opposition MP claimed. Sylvan Richards, the Shadow Minister of Home Affairs and t...

Former employees and overseas workers have helped to return power to Bermuda after Hurricane Humberto, a Belco representative said yesterday. The spokesman said: “Thankfully, with the assistance of our retirees, as well as extra linemen from Algonqu...

A couple who honeymooned in Bermuda in 1969 were planning to weather the storm on the island today as they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Stanley and Joyce Rasztawicki, from Maine, have visited about 12 times since the trip that marked th...

The hard work of Bermudians after Hurricane Humberto has been recognised with a special sandsculpture. Photographs of the sculpture were posted on the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition Facebook page on Monday. They show a worker in a cherrypicker bask...

The Speaker of the House of Assembly cautioned Ugandans to give pause before quitting their jobs for a career in public service. Dennis Lister, who is in the East African republic for a conference, said: “People should never give up their jobs to run...

A serving police officer was suspended yesterday in connection with “serious allegations that include unlawful access and sharing of police information”, a police spokesman said. He said another officer had been put on leave earlier this year for act...

“Business as usual” was declared for today as a weakened Tropical Storm Jerry was forecast to pass near Bermuda this afternoon. School, government offices and the Causeway will remain open, and buses are out on the roads, although the ferry service r...

An authentic replica of an early Bermuda settlers’ cabin was damaged during Hurricane Humberto. The St David’s Island Historical Society, which runs Carter House and Museum, is aiming to raise $4,000 to fix roof thatching, which fell victim to the st...

A Pembroke animal shelter that has been without power for a week is struggling to keep its dogs from overheating, a worker said yesterday. Kate Terceira, the executive director of the SPCA animal shelter, said that it lost electricity last Wednesday ...