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Public support has risen for the Government’s partnership with the Canadian developer of the airport, according to a survey of 400 residents. Narrative Research Bermuda timed the release of the poll figures for the fifth anniversary of the Govern...

A pilot boat that suffered severe damage when it ran aground last year has been returned to Bermuda after repairs in the US. The pilot boat St David was left dead in the water as it took part in a training exercise last May. The Government at first ...

Sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine would cost Bermuda $25 million in aviation revenue over 12 months, MPs heard. Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, said that even if the restrictions lasted for just three months, the island wo...

Air service between Bermuda and Boston will return next month as British Airways flights are subject to changes, according the Skyport. The March schedule shows JetBlue flights to Boston returning on March 27 after a nearly five month pause. Stephen ...

Training programmes for learner motorbike riders are to be revamped in an effort to cut the number of accidents on the roads. But Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, warned that “a cultural change” in attitudes to road safety was needed — and ...

Drivers on Middle Road in Southampton were last night asked to travel “with caution” today. A spokesman for power firm Belco said a fault in an underground transmission line discovered late last night meant work would have to be carried out near Her...

Unionised public transport workers said yesterday that complaints about the director of the public transport department were unresolved more than a month after they filed a motion of no confidence. A spokeswoman said the no-confidence motion against ...

A fleet of electric buses will cut the high level of cancellations, the director of the Department of Public Transportation said. Roger Todd said the 30 hi-tech vehicles would also be better-suited to the island’s narrow roads than older buses. He ad...

A Valentine’s Day transport crisis meant frantic florists were almost left empty-handed before on their biggest sales day of the year. But disaster was avoided after the blooms arrived and shops were stocked with flowers after two no-shows this week ...

Two new trenching works affecting roads in Devonshire and Hamilton Parish are start next week, according to the Ministry of Public Works. In Devonshire, Belco trenching will begin on Monday on Frog Lane near the National Stadium. The trenching will h...