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The AXA End-to-End is adding a new route this year – the End-to-Middle, starting in St. George’s and finishing at Barr’s Bay park on May 2. “As one of our Board members said, ‘if it’s not broken, break it’ and we thought, why not – let’s change it up...

Bermuda’s solar energy was the topic of a meeting this month between solar providers, the Department of Planning and Walter Roban, the home affairs minister. Mr Roban met with representatives from the Department of Energy, BE Solar, Greenlight Solar,...

More than 100 seniors enjoyed a Valentine’s Day tea party organised as a big ‘thank-you’ from one of the Island’s biggest pension providers. Colonial Group International invited seniors with a pension with the firm to the Bermuda Underwater Explorati...

The owner of a property on Peat Lane in Pembroke, where armed police attended on Sunday in the wake of a shooting on nearby Field View Lane, was found to have “no involvement in this matter”, according to Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley. Mr...

A “ghost ship” that sparked a warning to seafarers after it was abandoned 1,300 miles off the island has made an unexpected return. The 250ft MV Alta became the centre of international attention after it ran aground last Saturday on the rocky shoreli...

A Warwick Academy “teaching legend” who has died aged 83 took up the profession only after he missed out on a career in the British Secret Service, his family has revealed. Gabriel Rodriguez was approached by the Secret Service after he started at Ca...

Family members have accepted an honour given by the Queen to a former One Bermuda Alliance and United Bermuda Party MP who died six years ago. Louise Jackson was appointed an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire by the Queen for...

More than 30 soldiers yesterday began two weeks of intensive training at the start of their careers as Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers. The island trainees were joined by five officer cadets from the new Cayman Regiment, who are in Bermuda to learn a...

More young people have a chance to enrol in a study course in the United States. A limited number of positions have been made available for Bermuda students to attend the Global Young Leaders Programme in Atlanta this summer — a three-week course des...

Several beacons around the island are unlit, according to marine navigation warnings. A spokesman for the Ministry of Tourism and Transport said other mechanisms are in place to ensure marine safety. The spokesman said: “Despite our best efforts, equ...