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A plaque for the African Diaspora Heritage Trail will be unveiled at the Bermudian Heritage Museum. The commemoration will happen as part of International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade activities late...

The driver arrested after a crash that injured six people on Monday night has been released on police bail pending further inquiries. The 25-year-old was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after the car hit a wall and flipped over on Middle Ro...

It was midwinter in March yesterday as 3.51 inches of rain lashed Bermuda by 9pm. But the downpour, which lasted most of the day, was a welcome boost for tanks that were beginning to run dry after one of the calmest Februaries on record. Before yeste...

Ewart Brown, a doctor and former premier, said last night that he was “very pleased, but not at all surprised” by a United States court’s decision to throw out a civil case against the American-based Lahey Clinic in which he was alleged to be a co-co...

A survey is to be carried out to gauge public views on Bermuda’s public and privation transport policy. Walter Roban, Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, said that the Government was “relying on consultations with the public”. Mr Roban ad...

Crayton Greene, a champion fisherman whose camera business stood as a landmark for local photographers, has died at the age of 88. Originally from Boone County, West Virginia, Mr Greene was a self-professed “hillbilly” whose angling career started mo...

The end of conscription will be “a death knell” for the island’s defence force, a group of former commanding officers warned yesterday. The Nine Colonels, who battled against plans to end conscription into the Royal Bermuda Regiment, said it had pred...

The Government is to look at how to prepare the island for increased use of electric vehicles. A spokesman for the Ministry of Transport and Regulatory Affairs said: “The Government is interested in promoting and encouraging all forms of renewable en...

On Monday, March 12th Mount Saint Agnes students and staff shaved their heads to raise funds for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation and Bermuda Cancer & Health. This is MSA’s third time organising a St. Baldrick’s event and as of the event this morning, t...

Ferry service will resume on most routes this afternoon. The announcement comes hours after service on some routes was scrapped this morning because of strong winds. A Government spokesman said that service resumed on the Blue Route at 3pm and the ...