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Bermuda Hospitals Board advises the public of a temporary road closure scheduled for Tuesday 26 May 2020 on the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) campus. The closure will affect both vehicular and pedestrian through traffic from approximately ...

The Bermuda Post Office is advising the public that front counter postal services will resume five days a week starting tomorrow, May 25. Front counter postal services were only previously available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hours of ope...

The government emergency unemployment benefits scheme set up over the Covid-19 crisis could be extended, The finance minister signalled yesterday. Curtis Dickinson said the programme, at first scheduled to run for 12 weeks, is being “assessed”. Mr Di...

A thrift store is to sell clothes at bargain basement prices to help families that have struggled because of the Covid-19 crisis. ReStore Thrift Shop will sell most of its stock for between $1 and $2 to help clear its inventory and help people in the...

A former cafe manager and first-time businesswoman has launched a brand management business — despite the Covid-19 crisis and its economic disruption. Kori Hypolite’s Equilateral Studio is focused on the health and wellness sector and was designed to...

A tree planting ceremony will be held at the house of the Governor tomorrow to recognise national and religious celebrations. The X-Roads of the City Peace Initiative, an interfaith co-operation group, will celebrate Victory Day in honour of its miss...

Moves to allow a pension contribution holiday for the next year are necessary for many, fund managers say, but they urged workers to keep paying in if they can afford to. Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, said on Wednesday that the planned mand...

After eight years in operation, Hand Made Bermuda has closed its Dockyard store. But co-owner Jan Quinn, who runs the store with Andrea Moniz, said this is not the end. The consignment store will be now selling its locally made items, such as art, j...

Business leaders pleaded with the Government yesterday to slash red tape to get people back to work — and help stave off the collapse of companies hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce warned that the economy was in dire ...

The partial reopening of bars and restaurants could help thousands of people return to work, an industry insider said yesterday. Rick Olson said that the sector was a “huge employer” and that the move, part of Phase 2 of recovery from the Covid-19 c...