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Businesses have been given more time to make statutory filings and fee payments to the Government. The Ministry of Finance said that the deadline for filings and fees that companies had been unable to submit by the end of March because of government ...

With the onset of the novel Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), our seniors could find themselves at particular risk from dishonest individuals, who may approach them on the premise of offering help, but have other less than honourable intentions. Detect...

Some Bermudian-domiciled shipping companies have been given a temporary boost by the oil market turmoil that caused oil traders to scramble for vessels. And amid the volatility, one tanker company CEO pointed to signs that economies in Asia are recov...

In our fast-paced, technology-driven society, there are still people who knit. Beth MacDonald Stone is forging a path for Bermudians in the weaving world. You can buy her designs on Ravelry, a yarn and pattern database that’s popular with knitters an...

A major hardware store said that it had not received the go-ahead to open today after a relaxation of lockdown rules on shopping. Gorham’s, on St John’s Road in Pembroke, said in an e-mail to customers that “no government permissions have been issue...

Coastguard personnel from the Royal Bermuda Regiment kept tabs yesterday on boat movements and coastal areas. The soldiers mounted boat patrols around the island to enforce the Government’s shelter-in-place regulations on the water and on land. Corpo...

The public have dug deep into their pockets to support Family Centre’s work to help people left in dire straits by the coronavirus shutdown. Martha Dismont, the charity’s executive director, said demand for assistance had increased because of the Co...

Richard “Dick” Butterfield, a stalwart of Bermuda’s arts community, has died, aged 90. Mr Butterfield was born in Bermuda on September 7, 1929 and attended Saltus Grammar School as a child. He left the island in 1942 to attend Trinity College Schoo...

A charity set up to assist women and their children facing hardship has experienced “unprecedented” demand from struggling single mothers. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said the charity had fielded about 2...

Police warned business owners to take extra precautions to protect their premises during the Covid-19 lockdown. Chief Inspector Arthur Glasford said that business closures or reduced hours meant fewer “eyes on the street” to spot and report suspiciou...