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Efforts to prevent erosion at a Somerset beach – and stop the release of broken glass – has been given the green light by the Department of Planning. The Development Applications Board has approved a plan submitted by Buy Back Bermuda to carry out re...

A group gathered at Government House yesterday to appeal for peace as the conflict in Ukraine escalated. Glenn Fubler, a community activist, and others presented an olivewood tree to be planted at Government House in a gesture intended to encourage p...

Bermuda sailor Benn Smith is off to solid start at the International Laser Class Association Midwinter’s East regatta in St Petersburg, Florida. The 22-year-old sits in third, four points adrift of joint leaders Daniel Escudero and Chapman Petersen, ...

A school for pupils with learning difficulties has marked the start of Intellectual Disability Development Awareness Month. The Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy in Devonshire said it wanted to highlight the work it does and the people it was set up to...

The English Premier League heads into its final few months with so much at stake, especially in the top-four race and relegation scrap. As many as 12 of the 20 teams have something to play for over the final dozen games or so of the season. Fantasy m...

Insurance industry veteran Andre Perez has joined the board of advisers of HSCM Bermuda.

One of Bermuda’s largest scholarship providers is looking for new committee members - ideally recent beneficiaries of the awards. Centennial Bermuda Foundation, which awards approximately $950,000 in scholarships each year, is seeking past recipi...

Three Bermuda College students will attend next week’s Bermuda Risk Summit courtesy of the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers

This year’s public health awards will go to an individual and an organisation who have made major contributions to the battle against Covid-19. The Department of Health has asked for nominations for the Public Health Awards 2022. A spokeswoman for t...

Professional social workers have been invited to a course exploring the impact of race on inequality. The seven weekly classes starting next month can accommodate up to 12 professionals in the field. It marks a continuing collaboration between the In...

A woman was fined $1,700 after she was caught driving after curfew and later refused to take a breath test. Magistrates’ Court heard last week that police stopped Kristin Gibbons, 33, on Court Street in Pembroke after they saw her in her car at about...

The RG/BSX Index closed at 2,462.14, unchanged for the day with no trades among domestic companies on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. In New York, the Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited closed up 15 cents (0.42 per cent) at $35.94 on the New York Sto...