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As the Zika virus spreads internationally, a Bermuda Government spokesman has claimed its mosquito control programme is “the envy of many other islands”. Zika is a mosquito-borne illness that results in fever, rash and joint pains, among other sympto...

Rehabilitation Day Hospital and Home Care Services at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital have been temporarily relocated. The services have been moved to the old Emergency Department on the General Wing’s ground floor while ceiling renovations take pl...

Former Bermuda resident and businessman John McCauley has been recalled by local associates as a generous friend to the island. James Watlington, who founded Osprey Investment with Mr McCauley in 1997, said his former business partner had come from a...

An inquest has been opened into the death of a Bermudian who died in England last year. Tahira Baker’s body was found in a flat in Sheffield last September after emergency services were alerted to a blaze at the property. Last week a short hearing wa...

The Bermuda National Trust (BNT) and the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) have formally objected to a proposed parking lot at Shelly Bay. While the developer has said the project — part of a plan to redevelop the existing concess...

A gas station worker is in hospital after a robbery tonight at the Esso Tiger Market in Hamilton Parish. A man wearing dark clothing and riding a dark-coloured motorcycle pulled up at the site, on the corner of Radnor Road and North Shore Road, at ap...

An extension of the school registration deadline by the Ministry of Education leaves parents “none the wiser” as they have still not been given full access to a report on possible school closure and consolidation. This is the view of Bermuda Union o...

A new compliance course could provide Bermudians long-lasting jobs in a growing field, according to Curriculum Committee chairman George Thomas Jr. Mr Thomas said the RCA Bermuda Compliance Certification Programme, developed through a partnership wit...

The executive director of Family Centre has admitted she is “blown away” by the support of financial services firm PwC. Yesterday, PwC announced it had entered a 10-year partnership with the community charity, which helps families in Bermuda. As wel...

A six-seater taxi inexplicably abandoned for a year at a Pembroke lot has been labelled an “eyesore”. The cab, which appears in decent condition despite some scratched paintwork, can be found at the car park next to Spanish Point Park. Its interior r...