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A restaurant has appealed for donors to help it continue a meals programme for people hit by the economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Huckleberry, at the Rosedon Hotel in Pembroke, said it planned to keep on preparing up to 1,000 meals a week i...

A man was arrested after a weekend crash left a motorcyclist with facial injuries and a broken ankle. A police spokesman said: “The male motorbike rider sustained a broken nose and other facial injuries as well as a broken ankle. He added: “He was t...

There may be no Cup Match this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, but superfan Brownlow Place will celebrate the occasion nonetheless. Mr Place, a devoted Somerset supporter, turned 104 yesterday and was greeted customarily by the Bermuda Gove...

A restaurateur, Holger Eiselt, has launched a new scheme to help people struggling after the massive economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Through Tokens of Giving, patrons of the Buzz fast-food chain can now buy a token that entitles the bearer ...

Joint provisional liquidators have interviewed all the directors of the operating company of the failed Caroline Bay development and are combing through company records as they seek to recoup some of the taxpayers’ money paid out on a $165 million de...

A 66-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a historical sex assault, police said today. A police spokesman said that the investigation continued and that no further information would be released at present.

Tropical Storm Gonzalo is not a threat to Bermuda, the Bermuda Weather Service said today. Forecasters predicted the closest approach to the island inside three days would be 1431 miles to the south at 9am tomorrow. But they warned that the system co...

Special emergency payments to out-of-work residents are expected to be extended for an extra two weeks, it was revealed last night. Jason Hayward, the labour minister, said almost 4,000 clients would get their last payment on July 31. But he added: “...

Most of the 62 Portuguese nationals who quit the island in a special repatriation flight this week left because they had lost their jobs — and many had “left for good”, the travel agent who arranged the flight said yesterday. Luisa Da Ponte, of Trip ...

An overgrown eyesore in a tight-knit neighbourhood is to be transformed into a community garden. The plot on Friswells Hill in Pembroke, owned by the Ball family, has been handed over free for three years so that area residents can grow crops. A mass...