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Walkers of all ages are invited to help Bermuda make a dent in the 1 Billion Steps Challenge. The Department of Health has joined the initiative, which is being organised by the American Public Health Association as part of its mission to encourage t...

A new online video launching this week will provide a look into the life of a prolific Bermuda author. The work, “depicting the unique legacy” of Brian Burland, will go online tomorrow at noon. “[The video] is a vibrant new addition to Bermuda’s cu...

A man who sued a doctor for $300,000 over a delayed diagnosis has been awarded $5,000 for pain and suffering by the courts. According to an Ex Tempore Judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley, Raynol Todd brought an action against Annamalie Chelvam over...

Legislation paving the way for the establishment of a “one-stop shop for property information” has been passed by the House of Assembly. The Land Title Registrar (Recording of Documents) Act 2017 was tabled by Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public ...

The operators of Shelly Bay Beach House hope to have the facility up and running in time for the summer despite complicated structural challenges with the building. Renovations have begun on the waterfront Hamilton Parish property, which will includ...

The island’s newest five-star hotel is set to open its doors to its first paying guests next week, according to developer Stephen King. The Loren at Pink Beach, above, a boutique resort on the former site of the Pink Beach Club, will celebrate its la...

Senior Magistrate Juan Wolffe has expressed serious concern at the rising levels of domestic violence and child care orders being dealt with in the islands courts. Civil cases involving child supervision and care orders rose by 26 per cent in 2016 co...

Bermuda has paid out its creditors more than $1 million in penalties over two years of late submissions for the Government’s financials. The penalties apply to private placement notes rather than to public bonds, according to details from Bob Richard...

Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, yesterday blasted Britain over its hypocrisy on tax. Mr Richards said the UK’s bid to get Overseas Territories to establish public registers of ownership in offshore companies would damage the island. And he add...

A cargo ship has been forced to divert into Bermuda this afternoon to disembark a dead crew member. The 21-year-old Filipino sailor was found in a semi-conscious state on board the Golden Taurus on Sunday at around 1.30pm. The vessel, which was 375 n...