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The controversial airport redevelopment deal is under review by an international firm of consultants, Minister of Transport Walter Roban said yesterday. The review was ordered by the Government and will be carried out by the Bermuda Airport Authority...

The Department of Public Transportation has announced two bus cancellations for tomorrow morning. Route 8, from Hamilton to Barnes Corner, at 8.30am and Route 7, from Barnes Corner to Hamilton at 9.04am, will not be running. The number of cancella...

Beautiful open spaces, farm fields and a historic building will be on show at the Bermuda National Trust’s second Farmfest event on Saturday. The free family friendly event is due to take place at the Trust’s protected ten-acre property of Devondale ...

The “artistic giants” were celebrated at Bermuda Arts Council’s annual awards ceremony. Lifetime Achievement Awards were presented on Sunday to six artists who have created artwork that represents the “Bermudian spirit”. And Founders Awards were gi...

Bermuda’s Boy Scouts this weekend spoke with troops from across the world without leaving Hog Bay Level. As part of their annual “jamboree on the air” and “jamboree on the internet”, the scouts made contact with groups from Denmark, Italy, France, th...

A cruise ship made an emergency detour to the island last weekend after an elderly passenger was injured on board. The Maritime Operations Centre said the Veendam diverted to the island when a 71-year-old passenger suffered a severe fracture to her w...

More than $50,000 of funding has been assigned to an organisation fighting gang violence and antisocial behaviour. Kimberly Jackson, managing director of Team Street Safe, said of the grant: “As we understand, it represents continuing funding for th...

Four intrepid female students have an unforgettable African summer to look back upon courtesy of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Bermuda. The four travelled to Zambia for their Gold Award, volunteered during their time there, and hope to ...

A Bermudian businessman has lost a bid to have a $3.4 million judgment against him thrown out. Ralph DeSilva had been ordered to pay the sum to Lorenzo Caletti, but he argued in Supreme Court that the judgment was based on an illegal promissory note ...

A Bill creating a commission to look at changing Bermuda’s tax structure was approved by the House of Assembly last Friday. David Burt, the Premier, said the Tax Reform Commission Act would help create a fairer system for the island. He said: “This B...