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A fundraising drive by the Bermuda Visitor Services Centres has aided a community effort to support restaurant workers hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. The “Purchase with a Purpose” campaign kicked off May 20 in the run-up to Bermuda Day and ran th...

Travellers stopped from entering the United States directly from a country on the American Covid-19 banned list are choosing to stay in Bermuda before going on to their final destination. English chef Barry Tonks, 49, spent 14 nights at Aunt Nea’s In...

A group of schoolchildren have spent the past month trying to lift the spirits of a soldier who had to fight for his life after he was run over by a car. The pupils, aged between 6 and 10, started to write letters to Royal Bermuda Regiment Private Nd...

The public was today warned to ignore social media messages from people who impersonated Government ministers. A Government spokesman said: “One of the latest examples is a fake social media profile – bearing the likeness of Deputy Premier and Minist...

Buses will be off the roads for three hours on Thursday for a meeting between drivers and management over the schools service. There will be no buses between 10am and 1pm for talks on the transportation of schoolchildren and Covid-19 regulations. Pub...

Members of Sandys Rotary Club have donated $14,500 to Family Centre to support programmes and services for children and families. Jack Durner, the president of Sandys Rotary, said: “Sandys Rotary membership is pleased to present Family Centre with th...

Senators clashed over the airport redevelopment project in the wake of news of a multimillion-dollar payout to the terminal’s operators. Ianthia Simmons-Wade, a government senator, said the handling of the project by the previous administration would...

A new head of the immigration board is to be appointed after its chairwoman became a member of the Cabinet. Renée Ming, the Progressive Labour Party MP for St George’s North and board chairwoman, took over as Minister of National Security last month ...

A former Bermuda resident who was detained in a Czech prison for months over an alleged credit card debt in the Middle East is to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Alan Stevenson, who worked in IT at HSBC in Bermuda from the mid t...

International media outlets have shown strong interest in Bermuda’s one-year residential certificate programme, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt was speaking as the Work from Bermuda programme opened for applications at workfrombermuda.com. Mr ...