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HSBC Bermuda staff raised $10,000 for charities of their choice by volunteering across the island. As part of the bank’s personal volunteering initiative, the bank has engaged with The Centre on Philanthropy’s Volunteer Team Tracker programme, with m...

The Governor has responded to a writ issued by civil servants pertaining to the failure to withdraw the proposed Public Service Commission Amendment Regulations 2016. In a statement issued today, Government House confirmed that John Rankin had consu...

Police have identified the man killed in a motorcycle crash in Pembroke on Saturday night. Michael Skinner, 41, was seriously injured following the single-vehicle crash on North Shore Road, near Church Lane, at around 9.15pm. “It is now understood ...

The Supreme Court has created a handbook for civil litigants to help those navigating the courts for the first time. The Handbook for Civil Litigants in Person, available now on the Supreme Court website, provides readers with a general overview of t...

A Bill that will reduce the cost of standard healthcare, HIP and FutureCare premiums has been passed in the Senate. The Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2017 will also adjust benefits and move dialysis and kidney transplants to the mutual reinsu...

The Department of Corrections’ float, depicting some of the island’s top athletes, has taken top place in the Natural Heritage Float category, as well as the Premier’s Award for Best Float, following last week’s Bermuda Day Parade. The float was cre...

Tall ships are arriving in Bermuda after overcoming strong winds and no wind. The ships were becalmed as they headed for Bermuda from the Canary Islands and then had to battle the same weather that delayed the opening day of the America’s Cup. But th...

A natural fruit popsicles stand at the Ag Show raised nearly $700 for the Centre on Philanthropy. Rickeisha Burgess, creator and owner of Duch Pops, handed over $696.60 to Elaine Butterfield, executive director of the organisation which provides supp...

Two tennis courts, with spectacular views of the ocean, have been opened by Hamilton Princess & Beach Club at their Sinky Bay location. The hotel has partnered with former Davis Cup player, former Bermuda No 1 James Collieson who will be the resort’s...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers were out in force at the America’s Cup this weekend, assisting on the land and on the water. In addition to performing security checks at the Event Village, soldiers patrolled the nearby waters with the Bermuda Police ...