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More than 180 people came out to audition for a film set to start filming on the island this month. The movie, a thriller with the working title Babymoon, follows a pregnant woman whose vacation to the island takes a dark turn when her husband disapp...

The Bermuda Police Association has launched a stinging attack on the Government’s negotiation team as their dispute over terms and conditions of employment continues. Sergeant Andrew Harewood, the BPA’s chairman, claimed this afternoon that “we have ...

A truck was badly damaged in a fire in the early hours of this morning. The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service dealt with the blaze, in which fire was emitting from the engine and passenger compartments, in the parking lot of the Botanical Gardens, at a...

There’s still time to sign up for the third annual Winter Lionfish Derby. Residents with up-to-date lionfish culling permits are invited to brave the cold and participate. According to event organisers, Bermuda’s lionfish seem to move closer to sho...

Hamilton Insurance Group employees rolled up their sleeves to tackle two projects with the America’s Cup Endeavour Programme in the East End last month. Twelve team members helped beautify the building used for the experiential education programme a...

Axis Capital has confirmed its Gold Level Donor partnership with the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Bermuda, and made a donation of $15,000. The Award’s national director, Traci Burgess, stated: “We are grateful to Axis for their investment ...

T. Andrew Trimingham, a historian and theatre connoisseur as well as a scion from one of Bermuda’s classic merchant families, has died at the age of 82. A driving force behind the founding of the Bermuda Maritime Museum, now the National Museum of Be...

A Pembroke woman was treated in hospital for a hip injury after her car hit a utility pole in Warwick yesterday. The accident happened on South Road near the junction with Cobbs Hill Road at about 7am. A police spokesman said: “Details remain limit...

A senior BTC customer has been overcharged more than $2,500 for a business that no longer exists, according to his “hugely frustrated” daughter who has struggled for months to get the matter remedied. “We have so many monopolies in Bermuda, it’s diff...

The Progressive Labour Party’s position on work permits for key personnel “has certainly evolved over the past ten years”, according to Shadow Minister of Home Affairs Walton Brown. The PLP has criticised the One Bermuda Alliance for denying the Reve...