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The spotlight will shine on island performers this weekend at the second Made in Bermuda Festival, which this year will run for four nights instead of one. Jonathan Tankard of organisers PinkSand Entertainment said: “We had a phenomenal success last ...

The former government’s civil lawsuit against the Port Royal trustees for breaching fiduciary duties has been taken off the Supreme Court list while it is reviewed by the Attorney-General. Kathy Lynn Simmons called a press conference last month to ex...

George Stephen Dowling III has been appointed Municipal Residents’ Concillor in St George’s. A statement from the Parliamentary Registry read: “The Parliamentary registary wishes to advise that at the close of Nomination Day, Thursday August 31, 2017...

A Canadian professor who died during a snorkelling exercise in Bermuda is remembered as leaving a “lasting legacy” to the hundreds he mentored over the years. T. Kurt Kyser, a professor in the department of geological studies and geological engineer...

Supermarkets should have fresh produce today and fully stocked shelves by next week. The island started to run out of fresh produce after the Oleander cargo ship was marooned in New Jersey due to a breakdown earlier this week. But repairs to the main...

Passionate fans, pies and the French liqueur Benedictine are just some of the things Nahki Wells can expect as he settles into his surroundings at new club Burnley. Bermudian Clarets fans trumpeted their team’s new £5 million striker yesterday, and s...

The Technology Leadership Forum this week celebrated the graduation of four students from its summer internship programme. Cameron Moulder, Zia Seymour, Somer Froud and Alex Dore were all honoured in a ceremony to mark the completion of the intensiv...

A man was today injured after falling off scaffolding. The man, who has not been named, suffered injuries to his face and legs. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service said firefighters were called to a report of an accident near the ju...

The new children’s playground at the Botanical Gardens opened yesterday to the delight of children at a Masterworks art camp. Children from the nearby summer art camp were the first to experience the nautical-themed playground, which was originally a...

Multiple boats caught fire early at Riddell’s Bay public dock in the early hours of Friday morning. The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded to reports at about 12.30am, sending four vehicles and ten personnel to deal with the blaze. A spokeswom...