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Costs associated with a multimillion-dollar loan “debacle” will continue to leave the Corporation of Hamilton cash-strapped — even if it wins a court battle. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, said he expected the corporation to face a seven-fig...

A report on a review into the controversial deal to rebuild Bermuda’s airport is complete, but the Government has declined to say when it will be made public. A spokesman for the transport ministry confirmed the final draft of the report by the Bermu...

A film charting the history of the Berkeley Institute is to get a special public showing this week. Respice Finem: The Story of The Berkeley Institute will be screened at Liberty Theatre on Sunday, the 120th Anniversary Committee of the Berkeley Edu...

A 35-year-old man was today “stable” in hospital after a bike crash. Police said the man was recovering in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The man, from Devonshire, was injured after he lost control of his bike on North Shore Road in Hamilton ...

No injuries were reported after a single-vehicle crash in Sandys this afternoon. First responders were dispatched to the crash at the junction of Somerset and West Side roads at about 5.20pm. A police spokesman said: “Details remain limited at this...

A cross-section of society turned out at the Earl Cameron Theatre last week, eager to celebrate Bermuda and her people through the spoken word. They were there for the Uniquely Bermudian Musings of Jeremy Frith & Friends, an offering of the Bermuda F...

A driver was injured after three vehicles crashed in Hamilton Parish on Saturday afternoon. A truck and two cars were involved in the accident near the Swizzle Inn, on Blue Hole Hill, at about 4.30pm. The 57-year-old St George’s woman driving one of ...

People are always bugging Donna Moniz to get a real camera. She prefers taking pictures on her iPhone 7. “I don’t even shoot with the latest model,” said the photographer who has five of her shots on display at the Bermuda Society of Arts. “People a...

Allan “Forty” Rego, revered as Bermuda’s most respected boxing coach, died from cancer on Saturday. He was 86. Rego worked with a who’s who of local boxing, including Troy Darrell, Roy Johnson, Quinn Paynter, Clarence Hill, Norman DeSilva, Anthony Fu...

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