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The public should conserve water over the summer months to prevent shortages, the Government warned yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works said: “We are already experiencing significantly hot temperatures this summer. “And along wi...

A doorman who is known by tourists from all over the world will continue to greet guests at the hotel where he worked. For a portrait of George Jones, nicknamed “Smiler” for his cheerful grin, now has pride of place at the Elbow Beach Resort and Spa....

A rescue operation was under way after a boat hit reef near the East End of the island tonight. The Maritime Operations Centre was alerted to the incident at about 8.20pm when a 911 call was made for “urgent assistance”. A duty officer said the man, ...

More than 20 Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers will team up with police to keep the annual Cup Match holiday safe. The soldiers, all Special Constables, will work on land at hosts St George’s Cricket Club and at sea over the four-day holiday weekend wh...

Phenomenal People charity proudly announces the award of a $5,000 scholarship to Mackenzie Costa as she embarks on her journey to attend the California Institute of the Arts in pursuit of a degree in Graphic Design in August. Charity president, Mar...

Legislation to encourage superyacht visits and block public access to information requests about the Financial Policy Council were approved without opposition in the Senate yesterday. The Superyachts and Other Vessel (Miscellaneous) Act 2019 received...

Bermuda National Gallery was thrilled to organize a theatre workshop inspired by its current exhibitions, “Jacqueline Alma New Works – Like a Tree Let the Dead Leaves Drop”, “Fragile Treasures, Land and Sea” selections from the David L White Collecti...

A serial conman has admitted defrauding a man of more than $6,000. Jonathan Ratteray, 32, from Smith’s, pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of fraudulent inducement to invest. The Supreme Court heard that Ratteray convinced Che Powell to invest $6,6...

A “productive working relationship” with Britain is expected to continue after controversial Boris Johnson became the new Prime Minister, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt said: “The Government of Bermuda has a long history of working with UK go...

A 17-year-old charged with driving a stolen bike while underage and a string of other traffic offences was released on $5,000 bail at Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Kayin Carr admitted riding a bike while underage. However, he pleaded not guilty to th...