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The last three horses left homeless by the closure of a riding school were flown last night to a new future overseas. The animals were transported free of charge by EquiJet, a specialist in horse transportation by air, who worked closely with the Ber...

Police are diverting traffic in Hamilton after a collision between a car and a motorcycle near the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street shortly after 4.30pm. A police spokesman said: “The condition of the of the persons involved in the colli...

Bermuda is positioning itself to gain a share of the blockchain market — a market that could double in size to be worth $1 trillion by the end of this year. Stan Stalnaker has been keeping a close eye on the island’s development in the space, and sai...

Dear Heather, I have a small guest apartment attached to my house and I am thinking of renting it out as an Airbnb to get a little extra income. What is involved? Airbnb Curious Dear Airbnb Curious, We are seeing people buying homes with the thoug...

Manuel Raposo does not pass up an opportunity to relive his period as one of Bermuda’s daredevils. In the summer of 1963, he signed up for the first Around the Island Power Boat Race with his brother, John. They were at the starting line in Yellow Bi...

A women’s charity raised concerns yesterday after it was announced a dangerous sexual predator is to be housed at the Co-Educational facility. Part of the St George’s jail for women and younger offenders has been redesignated as a hospital to block t...

A former senior military officer said yesterday he feared the Government’s decision to end conscription would weaken the island’s defence force. Lieutenant-Colonel Allan Rance, leader of the Nine Colonels, a pressure group of former Commanding Office...

A garage owner claimed he was being persecuted by the Government after double yellow lines were painted on the road outside his business and home. Mark Sousa, who owns Cardoza’s Auto Group on Mission Road, Paget, and lives next door, said he received...

Homeless people are to get prescription glasses after an optician volunteered to help them see better. Jamie Burgess, owner of Argus Optical, said that eight men and one woman were examined and will get new glasses. Dr Burgess said several of the pe...

The South Carolina city of Charleston’s two-page apology for enslaving black people and terrorising and treating them as second-class citizens during Jim Crow, ought to be crumpled up and tossed into the trash. Supporters have cheered the city counci...