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Doctors from a top US hospital have helped island practitioners to keep up with the latest developments in heart and kidney treatment. The team from New York-Presbyterian Hospital held a seminar organised by the Bermuda Heart Foundation and sponsored...

Island environmental groups have backed an attempt to remove derelict boats scarring Bermuda’s shoreline. Jonathan Starling, executive director with Greenrock, said the clean-up was overdue. Mr Starling said: “These boats are not just an eyesore bu...

Costs associated with a multimillion-dollar loan “debacle” will continue to leave the Corporation of Hamilton cash-strapped — even if it wins a court battle. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, said he expected the corporation to face a seven-fig...

A report on a review into the controversial deal to rebuild Bermuda’s airport is complete, but the Government has declined to say when it will be made public. A spokesman for the transport ministry confirmed the final draft of the report by the Bermu...

Bermuda’s rich culture and heritage has drawn hundreds of specialist travel planners to the island. The 32nd Educational Travel Consortium Conference, the first to be held outside of the United States, is being held at the Fairmont Southampton. Mara ...

Pupils from Mount St Agnes Academy have taken to the sea for their PE lessons. A total of 26 youngsters in Grades 10, 11 and 12 have teamed up this term with the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club for rowing sessions off Spanish Point Boat Club. Samuel Dubois, a...

A film charting the history of the Berkeley Institute is to get a special public showing this week. Respice Finem: The Story of The Berkeley Institute will be screened at Liberty Theatre on Sunday, the 120th Anniversary Committee of the Berkeley Edu...

A 35-year-old man was today “stable” in hospital after a bike crash. Police said the man was recovering in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The man, from Devonshire, was injured after he lost control of his bike on North Shore Road in Hamilton ...

No injuries were reported after a single-vehicle crash in Sandys this afternoon. First responders were dispatched to the crash at the junction of Somerset and West Side roads at about 5.20pm. A police spokesman said: “Details remain limited at this...

A police officer pleaded not guilty to a charge of unlawful wounding on Friday. Oswin Pereira, 39, from Smith’s, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to unlawfully wounding Talundae Grant in Southampton on May 13, 2017. Mr Pereira elected to ha...