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An e-scooter ride sharing business is being launched by Bermudian entertainer Alexander Marshall, known by his stage name as Fiyah Marshall. Whip Ride Share is billed as an affordable and convenient way to get around the island allowing residents an...

Environmental charities have expressed disappointment in the Government’s decision to retable legislation that expands options for tour vehicles to operate in public parks. On Friday, Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, tabled the Motor Cars ...

The European Parliament has demanded the return of more than 400 aircraft from Russia, many of which were registered in Bermuda before the invasion of Ukraine. The planes, many belonging to Irish leasing companies, were kept in Russia after the indu...

Bermuda could join other countries as a signatory to a global understanding of privacy, allowing for personal information to flow freely between jurisdictions. Alexander White, the island’s privacy commissioner has already expressed Bermuda’s interes...

From a young age Sanzia Pearman and Myah Bridgewater knew they wanted a career in the arts. Camps and programmes in schools abroad moved them along that path but their thoughts always returned to Bermuda and how they might help young people with simi...

A second-hand goods sale to help support the those hurt by the war in Ukraine will be held later this month, and the public have been asked to come forward to take part. The Ukraine Shopping fair, organised in collaboration with the Bermuda Red Cross...

“Love, and the earth becomes a paradise again. And the immense beauty of love is that it has no reference. Love comes from you for no reason at all. It is your outpouring bliss, it is your sharing of your heart. It is the sharing of the song of your ...

Detectives yesterday continued their investigation into an explosion that claimed the life of a popular garden centre employee, a police spokesman said. Oscar Mascarinas, 49 – a guest worker from the Philippines – died after the blast at a Southampto...

“Any business operating with a business model that is predicated on poverty wages should seek to change their business model” — Jason Hayward 2021 (paraphrasing US president Franklyn Delano Roosevelt) “Rolfe, I have been making the same $20 ...

St George’s yesterday morning welcomed its first cruise ship visit of the year yesterday as the Seven Seas Navigator arrived at Penno’s Wharf. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of St George said the arrival was welcome, if long overdue. She said: “Th...

Keith Wainwright Jr helped guide King Pins to their first win of the season in the fourth round of the Fan Controlled Football League at the weekend. The Bermudian linebacker completed four tackles and grabbed a second interception of the season in K...

A 40-year-old man was seriously injured at about 6.30pm yesterday after a collision in Smith’s. A spokeswoman said the two-vehicle crash involved a car and a motorcycle. Police diverted traffic away from McGalls Hill, where a car was left blocking bo...