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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources closed early today because of a water shortage. The office, located in the Botanical Gardens, shut at 4pm today. A spokesman for the Department said: “DENR is scheduled to reopen as normal tomorrow ...

The Cup Match holiday ferry schedule was today released by the Department of Marine & Ports. The service on Thursday and Friday will be: Blue Route: Operating on the Saturday and Sunday Covid-19 schedule between Hamilton and Dockyard. Orange Route: ...

A supermarket chain is to continue to offer discounts three days a week until the end of next month. Zach Moniz, the manager at the Lindo’s Group of Companies, said the discount days would shift this week to take into account the Cup Match holiday. M...

People caught dumping trash at the island’s parks, docks and bus stops will find themselves in court, the Government warned today. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said anyone found illegally dumping waste would face prosecution. The spok...

A restaurant has appealed for donors to help it continue a meals programme for people hit by the economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Huckleberry, at the Rosedon Hotel in Pembroke, said it planned to keep on preparing up to 1,000 meals a week i...

A man was arrested after a weekend crash left a motorcyclist with facial injuries and a broken ankle. A police spokesman said: “The male motorbike rider sustained a broken nose and other facial injuries as well as a broken ankle. He added: “He was t...

There may be no Cup Match this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, but superfan Brownlow Place will celebrate the occasion nonetheless. Mr Place, a devoted Somerset supporter, turned 104 yesterday and was greeted customarily by the Bermuda Gove...

A highly regarded British think-tank focused on reforming drug laws thinks Canada’s legalisation and regulation of cannabis has gone well. Transform Drug Policy Foundation has been monitoring Canadian reform efforts for some time, and advised the Can...

Online games continue strongly at the Bridge Club and it looks like that may be the case for a while. What seems clear is that there will continue to be a demand for online bridge even after we return to “normal” and that will pose a real challenge ...

A restaurateur, Holger Eiselt, has launched a new scheme to help people struggling after the massive economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Through Tokens of Giving, patrons of the Buzz fast-food chain can now buy a token that entitles the bearer ...