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An uncompromising ban on antisocial elements has been vowed by the Mid Atlantic Boat and Sports Club. In the wake of a fatal shooting outside the club on Sunday night, which claimed the life of 31-year-old Jahni Outerbridge, the club’s committee has ...

A plan to build a ten-storey residential building on Serpentine Road has been renewed more than eight years after originally being approved. The proposed building, which would stand at 70 Serpentine Road where it meets Dundonald Street and Park Road,...

Kevin Dallas has branded 2017 a “critical year” for Bermuda’s tourism industry as he looks to build on 11 months of consecutive growth in the sector. The new CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority pinpointed the successful delivery of the America’s Cup...

Bermuda has experienced nearly double the usual amount of rain this month — but probably not enough to set a new January record. As of yesterday morning, the island had recorded 9.72in of rainfall, just shy of the record 9.86in recorded in 1958. And...

The Registrar-General cannot post marriage banns for gay couples because such unions are null and void under Bermuda’s existing laws, a court heard yesterday. Deputy Solicitor-General Shakira Dill-Francois, representing the Bermuda Government in a ci...

While there were five fewer hunters taking part in this year’s Winter Lionfish Derby than last year, 54 more lionfish were caught. The tournament, which aims to reduce the numbers of the invasive species in Bermuda’s waters, saw a total of 209 fish c...

Michael Dunkley will be in London for Brexit negotiations next week. The Premier will represent the island as formal Joint Ministerial Council talks begin over Britain’s departure from the European Union. According to a Cabinet Office press release, ...

Seniors can get a fuel discount for eight weeks under a promotion from Sol Petroleum Bermuda, its family of Esso service stations and Age Concern. Anyone aged 50 or older can get 10 per cent off fuel purchases at Esso every Tuesday until March 21 whe...

David Burt, the Leader of the Opposition, has hit back at Bob Richards over the finance minister’s criticism of his approach to the airport redevelopment project Mr Richards condemned Mr Burt’s constant criticism of the project and urged him to “get ...

Michael DeSilva admitted yesterday that the police’s plan for dealing with the December 2 protest “didn’t work” with regard to ensuring Parliament was able to sit. The Commissioner of Police told a press conference the “right contingency” was “perhap...