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The widow of Devrae Noel-Simmons has launched legal proceedings against the Bermuda Hospitals Board. A writ was filed recently on behalf of Susie Noel-Simmons by Sedgwick Chudleigh law firm. Ms Noel-Simmons declined to comment about the civil matter ...

The Grateful Bread, the island’s latest initiative offering meals to the needy, opened last night with about 120 people turning out for food and fellowship. “This is good for the giver and the taker,” one of the guests at the St Andrew’s Church Hall ...

Construction work on a state-of-the-art cattle shed to provide vital shelter for the island’s largest dairy herd could be finished by the end of next month. The large structure at Green Land Dairy in Smith’s is expected to help milk production levels...

The new operator of the Horseshoe Bay concession has voiced concerns that a major car park renovation project will adversely affect visitor experience as well as his business. Rick Olson still plans to open The Rum Rum Bar and Restaurant at the begin...

Thanks to local students, a trove of football boots, sneakers and school shoes is headed for children in Haiti at the orphanage and school run by Feeds My Lambs Ministry. The donations, collected at schools around the island, were pulled together by ...

Motorists have been advised of road works this Sunday and next week in different areas. A one lane closure on Palmetto Road, near Roberts Avenue, will be in effect on Sunday to allow drainage work to be carried out in order to resolve flooding issues...

Seven Bermudians have been offered paid internships with the partners on the proposed airport redevelopment. They will work at Aecon with members of its technical team in Canada, after being chosen by a panel of interviewers from Aecon and the Depart...

Home affairs minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin and her shadow counterpart Walton Brown have clashed following the revelation that 27 jobs held by guest workers in Bermuda churches did not have to be advertised. The Royal Gazette reported yesterday tha...

The bus kiosk at the central terminal in Hamilton will be closing early on Tuesday, January 31, at 5.30pm. The Department of Public Transportation has apologised for any inconvenience to its customers.

A ground-breaking study of Bermuda’s wild bottlenose dolphins has revealed a rare insight into their secretive lives at sea. At the end of last August four dolphins, which were named Hamilton, Devonshire, Paget and Pembroke, were fitted with satellit...