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Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, the Hon. Walter H. Roban, is pleased to extend the public consultation period for the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda’s (RAB) Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Proposal until August 17, 20...

The public are advised that No. 1 Car Park as well as Par-la-Ville Car Park are scheduled to go live on Monday, July 9th with a one-ticket system; they will operate using a single ticket for entry, payment and exit. The one-ticket system is gradually...

A tropical depression west of Bermuda has strengthened into the third named storm of the season. Tropical Storm Chris is forecast to come within 420 miles to the northwest of Bermuda at 6am on Wednesday, its closest point within the next 72 hours. Th...

A music festival is to return tonight for the first time in seven years. Culture Shock, a celebration of dancehall music, was halted in 2010 after gang violence erupted in Bermuda. Now Culture Shock 18 is back and will also be used to celebrate the f...

The public will now have until the middle of August to weigh in on a proposal for the future of the island’s electricity supply. The Regulatory Authority of Bermuda has received approval from the Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs to extend...

Security has been stepped up at Westgate prison after an attempted breach of the perimeter fence. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said on Thursday that inmates involved in the attempt would be penalised. He said: “The Ministry can co...

Construction is under way to link long-separated portions of the Bermuda Railway Trail. Wooden frames have been installed around two pillars at the popular western Smith’s raft-up spot known as Police Beach, near Gibbet Island. The plan, given the g...

Monica Teixeira will be venturing into the unknown when she steps on to the stage in the Bikini Class at the Night of Champions at the Fairmont Southampton tonight, Teixeira has traditionally competed in the more muscular Figure Class, but believes h...

One of Bermuda’s favourite cocktails has won a few more admirers thanks to the drinking habits of an undercover spy. Lord Alexander Hawke, the protagonist in a series of novels by New York Times bestselling author Ted Bell, frequently visits Bermuda ...

Legislators last night approved the introduction of police checkpoints to screen motorists for sobriety, in a bid to curtail drink-driving. Transport minister Walter Roban told the House of Assembly that while the Bill was “not the cure-all — but it...