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A hive of bees was removed from a busy City of Hamilton street last night. The swarm had set up home in the truck of a French oak outside the Church of God Heritage Worship Centre on Dundonald Street and caused alarm among some passers-by, who compla...

Destination Dockyard is set to return next week with music, art, fun and games in the West End. The revitalised event series, to be run by PinkSand Entertainment, will take place every Monday until the end of September with occasional dates in Octobe...

Rolfe Commissiong pledged “relief is on the way” as he tabled a report on a living wage in Bermuda. Mr Commissiong, chairman of the Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on the establishment of a living wage, urged MPs to consider the plight of the po...

City Hall is to turn red as part of a worldwide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics. Major landmarks, stadiums and iconic buildings around the world will be lit up tomorrow to mark the milestone. The event was designed to supp...

Police have warned the public about cyber scams that target seniors after an increase in reports. A spokesman said the scam involves the target being called by someone falsely identifying themselves as being with Logic Communications or One Communica...

The Government has done an “admirable” job of increasing opportunities for Bermudians, the Premier claimed yesterday. David Burt highlighted the amount of legislation that has gone through Parliament since the Progressive Labour Party took power and ...

Details on how government policies will affect ordinary Bermudians need to be clearer, the Leader of the Opposition has claimed. Jeanne Atherden said ministers have had plenty of time to deliver on everyday issues that affect the people of the countr...

A colony of bees that has taken over a tree in a busy street is to be evicted today. A City of Hamilton spokeswoman said the hive, located near the Church of God Heritage Worship Centre on Hamilton’s Dundonald Street, will be removed by beekeeping ex...

Conservation groups have vowed to continue their fight against proposals for quad bike tours on the Railway Trail. They were speaking as the House of Assembly prepares to debate an amendment to the law to allow the tours to go ahead. Bill Zuill, the ...

Bermuda remembered Nelson Mandela last night on what would have been his 100th birthday. Glenn Fubler, founder of Imagine Bermuda, said the event to mark the birthday of the South African freedom fighter and first democratically elected president of ...