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Keen footballer Shachkeil Burrows lost his leg in a horror road accident just two weeks ago. But the brave 24-year-old, who planned to train as a football coach in England, is determined to battle back despite his life-changing injury. Mr Burrows sai...

The change in government will not have a significant impact on the Bermuda Tourism Authority, CEO Kevin Dallas said yesterday. Speaking after the release of the latest tourism statistics, Mr Dallas said the BTA had a solid working relationship with t...

It is not only children who like making sandcastles, building beach artworks fuses creativity, exercise and a love of nature everyone can enjoy. Hannah Strang, organiser of this year’s Bermuda Sand Sculpture Competition, reckons the activity is a gr...

The number of people arriving on the island by air rose by 16 per cent in the first half of 2017, according to statistics released by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Figures until June of this year also show visitor spending was up by 31 per cent comp...

A 52-year-old motorcyclist has died after crashing in Pembroke last night. It happened on Black Watch Pass at around 6.30pm. According to police, the man was travelling south when it appears that he lost control of his motorcycle and hit the side o...

A new barrier system at Par-la-Ville car park will be operational on Monday morning. The Corporation of Hamilton said the system is now “fully operational”. “The car park is an all-day car park so motorists can park for $2 per hour, or any part there...

A section of Parsons Road will be reduced to one lane on Thursday and Friday next week as resurfacing work takes place. The measure will be enforced between Roberts Avenue and the roundabout at Montpelier Road and Frog Lane during off-peak times, acc...

The proposed casino at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club will feature 17 gaming tables and 200 slot machines, according to international casino entertainment company Century Casinos. An automated roulette machine will be on the main floor of the de...

A report into the clash between police and protesters outside Parliament on December 2 last year has concluded that officers did not engage in misconduct during the incident. The Police Complaints Authority report also said the confrontation had left...

A decision handed down by the Police Complaints Authority on the confrontation between police and demonstrators blocking Parliament has been described by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, as “disturbing and lacking the closure only pro...