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A gay couple have applied to be married in Bermuda and their lawyer has warned that they will take the matter to court within days if they are not given permission to wed. Bermudian Winston Godwin, 26, and his fiancé Greg DeRoche, 29, who live in Tor...

A longstanding volunteer at Project Action has urged the community to help save the charity, which will close this month if it cannot find support. Speaking at the charity’s St George office, Ms Rose Douglas said: “It’s really sad. It would be a comm...

Half of the City Hall Car Park is expected to reopen today, with work on the second half hoped to be completed by the end of the week. While Mayor Charles Gosling had expressed hopes that work on the parking lot would be completed before the end of J...

Bermuda will play host to the first stage of a groundbreaking new research project designed to help save the world’s oceans. The Ocean Tech initiative will bring together the world’s top marine scientists with state-of-the-art submersible technologie...

The island’s greatest legal minds gathered at the World Heritage Centre in St George last night for the opening of an exhibition celebrating 400 years of continuous court services in Bermuda. The Bermuda’s Courts exhibition, which will travel from S...

A man is being treated for head injuries following a report of a disturbance outside of Docksiders Bar and Restaurant on Front Street, Hamilton at 7.10 this evening. According to police, a large group of individuals congregated at the establishment t...

A mother who consented to giving up her child for adoption has lost a legal plea to regain custody. According to a Supreme Court judgment, directed to protect the identity of the child involved both the biological mother and the father signed formal ...

A Bermudian scientist’s dedication to saving the rare seabirds of Hawaii in one of the wettest places in the world has earned him the title of 2015 Recovery Champion. André Raine’s accolade from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service is all the ...

A stretch of Middle Road in Southampton that residents have described as a hotspot for accidents is due to be resurfaced, the Ministry of Public Works has revealed. However, a Bermuda Government spokeswoman said that the timing of the work was depend...

The commemoration of the 1959 Theatre Boycotts, which scored the first blow against racial segregation, was marked with two special events on Saturday. Glenn Fubler of the community group Imagine Bermuda said that the eight stores who chose to surpri...