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Ferry routes are running on schedule, according to the Ministry of Transport, with the exception of the Paget and Warwick pink route, which was suspended at 4pm due to a staff shortage.

There is all sorts of festive stuff left to do at the Bridge Club, with the major of tournaments all decided. The prizegiving will, as usual, take place at the Christmas Party on the 10th ... just before the bridge game. As mentioned before, all the ...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment family yesterday united to pay their respects to Colour Sergeant Keith Whorms, who died suddenly last week. Sergeant Whorms, diplomatic driver for the Premier and earlier for the Governor, was 53. His family was joined by s...

A call was issued last night by David Burt, the Leader of the Opposition, for supporters to demonstrate today at Parliament as MPs prepare to debate the controversial airport development legislation. The call was made in an e-mail and reiterated at ...

Police have publicly identified 68-year-old Winton Woolridge as the man found dead in Warwick on Friday. According to a spokesman, officers attended his St Mary’s Road, Warwick home at about 1.30pm. At that time, he was discovered in an unresponsive...

Buses will not be running for an indefinite period today because of a planned march on Parliament, the Government has advised. A government statement said: “The Department of Public Transportation has this morning been advised by the Bermuda Industri...

The St George’s Club could be sold before the end of the year — but members of the club have voiced serious concerns. According to a letter sent to members on October 27, a local hotelier — believed to be the group behind the Grotto Bay Beach Resort ...

Bermuda Industrial Union leader Chris Furbert pulled no punches in his rebuttal to sacked Corporation of Hamilton workers who said this week that the BIU did not fight to save their jobs. “What’s not going to be tolerated by this organisation is when...

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Clarence Maxwell came upon his area of expertise “by accident”. While studying West Indian history at the University of Warwick, the subject opened up for the historian, now a leading expert in the early slavery period. He might also say he was pus...