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A motorcyclist and pillion were injured in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday that resulted in them being flung over a wall and into a bush. Police attended the scene of the crash at the junction of Somerset Road and Morgan Hill in Sandys at about 4.40...

Further restrictions on flights at Heathrow are not expected to cause additional changes on flights to Bermuda. Heathrow Airport has urged airlines to stop selling tickets for summer travel in an effort to limit the number of travellers to 100,000 pe...

Mariners have been warned to keep an eye out for an abandoned sail boat seen floating north of the island over the weekend. An incident report from Bermuda Maritime Operations said that shortly before 6.30pm on Sunday, crew on the cruise ship Insigni...

Three people, including a senior, have been injured in two separate traffic incidents at the weekend. Just before 5.50am yesterday, a 74-year-old male motorcyclist was riding south along Hermitage Road near the junction with Devon Spring Road in Dev...

A freeze on gas prices is “unsustainable”, fuel companies have warned. A block on pump payment increases has been touted by David Burt, the Premier, as one of the Government’s flagship moves to try and limit the cost-of-living crisis. But fuel compan...

Almost 200 trainee cadets, officers and permanent crew members of the US Coast Guard training vessel Eagle have made port in Bermuda under the ship’s first female captain Jessica Rozzi-Ochs. The 295-foot barque is visiting the island for the 39th tim...

Bermuda has been unaffected by a wave of flight cancellations by British Airways, according to Skyport. Long lines were reported at Heathrow Airport this week as 30 flights were cancelled from today’s schedule due to staffing shortfalls. However, a s...

The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority is implementing cost-cutting measures after projecting a loss of 85 per cent of its income as a result of Russian sanctions. Thomas Dunstan, the organisation’s director general, confirmed that two posts had been ...

Buses have returned to full capacity, including allowing standing passengers, starting tomorrow. The Department of Public Transportation advised that the number of standing passengers allowed on a bus will vary depending on the manufacturer’s specifi...

The Department of Marine and Ports is set to begin processing boat and mooring registrations for the first time in at least a month. The Department has been unable to process registrations or accept payments since June 8 although the technical probl...