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A flight of Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets touched down at the airport yesterday. A spokeswoman for airport operators Skyport said the visit by the four jets was “a routine stop”. The Typhoons were accompanied by a Voyager Airbus 330 tanker/tra...

The motoring public is reminded that traffic diversions and parking restrictions will be in effect for the 2019 Invitational Front Street Mile running races tonight. The event is part of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend taking place from Friday, January ...

The Department of Parks is issuing its annual advisory regarding bonfire permits and the guidelines for dogs and horses in Bermuda’s National Parks. As a reminder, Bermuda’s National Parks comprise of all public parks and public beaches. And in acco...

A charity took its support sessions behind bars to help women in prison learn how to cope with life outside. The Women’s Resource Centre teamed up with Tina Laws Consulting to deliver their first programme designed to equip inmates with the skills an...

Three new schemes to develop young talent will be investments in the future of Bermuda, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt announced the programmes, to benefit ten young people at a cost of about $70,000, in line with a Throne Speech pledge last ...

Opportunities in Bermuda will be promoted to global business leaders in Europe next week. David Burt, the Premier, will lead a team of three to Davos, Switzerland, to attend the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting. He said he was the only head of a...

A former premier is backing a call to remove the man who claimed Bermuda for Britain from the annual Cup Match holiday and replace him with a former slave who became a hero of the abolitionist movement. Dame Jennifer Smith is supporting a proposal by...

Changes to improve the island’s immigration laws could be on the law books by the end of July, the national security minister signalled yesterday. Wayne Caines said the latest report by the bipartisan Immigration Reform Group was submitted to him las...

The biggest solar-power system in Hamilton is being installed. The City of Hamilton is covering the roof of its works depot in Laffan Street in Pembroke with 210 solar panels, covering 3,765 square feet at a cost of $286,000 to save money and help pr...

A new aquaponics plant has been built at Bermuda College to teach students how to live a more sustainable life. The solar-powered system, which combines growing plants in water and the breeding of fish in tanks, was built by part-time students from t...