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Up to 50 teams will battle it out for cash prizes at the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition next month. Hannah Strang, organiser of the competition, said: “The event will be an exciting competition for the teams involved and we encourage the public to co...

Police reminded motorists today that Blackwatch Pass will be closed for “an extended period of time”. The stretch has been closed since August 6 while construction takes place. A police spokesman said: “The public is encouraged to seek alternative ro...

The Governor visited the Ghanaian Consulate in Hamilton yesterday to sign a book of condolence for the late Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the UN. John Rankin said: “Kofi Annan was the first black secretary-general of the United Nations, the...

One of the world’s rarest seabirds has nested on Bermuda again after a gap of nearly 170 years, an environmental organisation said yesterday. The Audubon Society said a pair of roseate terns (Sterna dougallii) built a nest on a small nature reserve i...

A medical emergency on cruise ship Celebrity Summit resulted in a 13-year-old boy being brought ashore for treatment early yesterday. The passenger is believed to have suffered a brain embolism, the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre said. The centre...

President Donald Trump’s former lawyer launched a phone attack on a Bermudian-born journalist, it has been revealed. News of the verbal outburst against Clare O’Connor came on the same day that Michael Cohen made a plea bargain in the United States D...

Parents warned yesterday that continued disruption to bus services will affect families as children prepared to go back to school. Lindsey Kipps from Warwick, said her eight-year-old son caught the bus to Purvis Primary School in the parish. She expl...

The Department of Health kicked off its Fitness in the Park drive with a Zumba demonstration at Victoria Park yesterday. The class, run by Inspired Fitness, attracted about 30 adults and children from two summer camps as they held a public workout. ...

Bermuda’s top tennis player claims he was “disrespected” after losing out to foreign workers for two coaching jobs. Gavin Manders was overlooked for the director of tennis position at Rosewood Bermuda and also applied unsuccessfully for the coaching ...

A would-be veterinarian is to start a course at the Bermuda College after he won a scholarship from the Bermuda Farmers’ Market. Cush Smith, 18, was the winner of the $5,000 further education award, which was available to students attending alternati...