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A volunteer groundsman has hit out at vandals who rode their bikes on a newly laid artificial cricket wicket and destroyed a sign warning members of the public not to use the new strip. Peter Profit said he was very disappointed and frustrated when h...

Youngsters learnt all about life under the sea on Saturday, as the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda mentoring programme headed to Dolphin Quest. The 50-person group, comprising children (or “Littles”) along with their mentors or parents (“Bigs”), ...

A single mother and full-time student has thanked a supermarket cashier for a small yet significant act of kindness. Raenette Butterfield, 39, visited Heron Bay MarketPlace on Friday evening to buy groceries for herself and her 10-year-old daughter. ...

While the 2016 Hurricane Season is still more than a month away, it is always good to be prepared for the threat of storms. In advance of a hurricane, the public are advised to stock up on drinking water, canned goods, non-perishable food items and a...

East End residents have been invited to meet with police tomorrow to share their thoughts on local issues. The Bermuda Police Service’s Eastern Community Action Team is holding a community clinic at the St George’s Esso Service Station on Rose Hill b...

The cost of Bermuda’s basic health premium has been kept unchanged through better healthcare coordination, a reduction in duplicated services and a decrease in utilisation, according to the Bermuda Health Council. And to better manage patient care a...

Tomorrow’s bus service will proceed as normal, according to a transport spokesman. Routes 1, 3, 4, 6 and 9 were disrupted earlier today because of a meeting held by Department of Public Transportation staff. More was accomplished in the meetings tha...

Airlift to the island has increased 22 per cent year-on-year, according to the Bermuda Tourism Authority. In a statement, the BTA said that the number of commercial airline seats available on routes to the island increased by 19,085 in the first quar...

The Botanical Gardens turned into a Boogie Wonderland yesterday for a disco-themed “dance walk”. About 200 people joined in the second annual event, with many sporting 1970s-inspired clothing such as shiny suits, afro wigs and gaudy medallions. Afte...

Falling house prices in Bermuda mean the threshold for properties which come under rent control is to be reduced. Homes with an annual rental value of $27,000 or less are regulated by the Rent Commission to give tenants in lower-value properties secu...