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Regular opening hours will resume at the Marsh Folly composting facility next week. It will be open tomorrow from 7.30am until noon and during regular weekday hours from Monday — 7.30am until 4pm but closed for lunch between noon and 1pm. There will...

The ongoing restoration of power knocked out by recent storms has been slowed by short circuits caused by rain and salt, as well as a “significant” outage caused by a vehicle colliding with a mainline pole, Belco advised this morning. The power compa...

The Progressive Labour Party this morning issued details on the vote held at last night’s annual delegates conference, which saw party leader Marc Bean approved to continue as the Opposition head. Shadow Finance Minister David Burt was voted Deputy L...

The PLP’s Annual Delegates Conference takes place this evening, with the position of party leader and deputy leader reportedly in contention. All executive positions are open for election at the annual meeting, with candidates having to submit their ...

It’s been a tough 24 hours for the last 3,281 homes without power as well as the Belco crews trying to restore electricity to them. The technicians failed to make any significant impact in the overall total of homes without power during the course o...

A call for readers’ pictures of Bermuda’s notorious centipede resulted in a bonanza of photos showing the creatures, popularly known as the St David’s centipede due to their numbers at the East End. Judging by readers’ comments on our October 21 stor...

Peggy Couper only knew part of the story about why her mother was adopted at the age of four. That was until she stumbled upon letters written almost 100 years ago, which shone a new light on the heartache that had surrounded her grandfather’s decisi...

After years of struggling unsuccessfully to get back to work, 23-year-old mother Ciara Martin finds herself “caught between a rock and a hard place” as a result of her chronic diabetes. Although Ms Martin said she has been able to qualify for Financi...

They have been dubbed the “Fay 1,500” and they have been without power for more than 10 days. Some have moved in with family, while others have had to get used to cold bucket showers, candlelit rooms and no air-conditioning. Belco crews have been out...

Hurricane Gonzalo may have cost the Bermuda’s tourism industry up to $1 million for every day the Island was shut down, according to Bill Hanbury. The Bermuda Tourism Authority chairman’s estimate was based on last year’s visitors’ spending of $411 m...