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The mother of a teenager who took her own life at an American treatment centre said she had “no real answers” about what happened to her daughter eight months after she died. Johnita Simons explained that she contacted agencies in Bermuda as well as ...

A teenager was remembered on what would have been her 18th birthday yesterday by a fundraising effort to help prevent young suicide. Johnita Simons launched the online campaign as part of her daughter Kirsta’s “legacy”. She wrote: “As a mother of a c...

Five years in, faced with “lacklustre sales”, online retailer Soltrino was to call it a day. Covid-19 may have saved Michelle Viera and Linda Cook’s business. When the pandemic shuttered bricks-and-mortar stores, many residents turned to the interne...

As a result of Covid-19, the Transport Control Department has modified its vehicle examination procedure for taxis whose permits are due to expire on September 30 2020. Examiners will not enter customers’ vehicles and for this round of examinations o...

For more than two decades of public opinion polling, satisfaction with the overall performance of the Government has never been higher. Currently, nearly nine in ten residents (87%) express being satisfied to some extent, a result that is deeply tied...

US Consul General Lee Rizzuto visited the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Bermuda Tracking Station on Cooper’s Island for the first time to commemorate the 51st anniversary of Apollo 11 — the space flight that first landed humans on t...

The Bermuda College Foundation recently received a generous donation of $60,000 from the Chubb Charitable Foundation - Bermuda, to assist Bermuda College students in financial need for the upcoming school year. Bermuda College Foundation Chairma...

There were no cases of Covid-19 on Friday’s British Airways flight. A Ministry of Health spokeswoman said last night: “We apologise to passengers who have not received their results yet. This is due to AOL blocking the e-mails. “We are working to r...

The former home of the police services’s Central Division has been reduced to rubble. The Allenhurst Building on Parliament Street, Hamilton, which has police links dating back to the 1920s, was torn down to make way for a new international arbitrati...

Now could be the perfect moment for Bermudians to reconnect in greater numbers with the restaurant and hospitality sector. Fosco Nannini’s new book was written to pass on guidance and tales of his experiences after a lifetime in the industry to the p...