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One Communications has given more than $40,000 towards supporting the economy and customers through a digital advent calendar. The calendar ran over 24 days starting on November 27 through December 20. Visitors to the calendar had the opportunity to...

A sailor on a British tanker was brought to Bermuda this morning after he suffered facial injuries. The Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre said it received a satellite phone call from the tanker British Sponsor about the injured sailor shortly before...

A trio of filmmakers ventured far from home for their latest film production – to the snow-covered Scottish mountains. Andrew Kirkpatrick, Nhuri Bashir and Jermaine Simons of Burnt House Productions all had roles behind the scenes in the production o...

A scam claimed that a $30,000 grant was available after some fees are paid, police warned today. The public was told to ignore the supposed scheme, which circulated on social media. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said: “One incident of this natur...

A total of 11 new cases of the coronavirus were identified at the weekend. The cases were among 1,374 results that came back to health officials on Saturday. Three cases came in from overseas – one resident and two visitors from the British Airways ...

The Information Commissioner’s Office has closed its Church Street office for the Christmas period, with immediate effect. A spokeswoman for the ICO said that the closure was unrelated to Covid-19. The Maxwell Roberts Building office will remain clo...

Fourteen families in need will receive a holiday boost with the help of a $40,000 donation from Deloitte Bermuda. The donation was used to purchase vouchers for electricity, gas and groceries, as well as childrens’ gift hampers for each family. Addit...

Public schools will reopen at the start of the new term next year on a remote basis, it was revealed tonight. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said the regime would run from January 5 to January 12. Mr Rabain said: “Teachers will begin online l...

Controversial trade union legislation that sparked a firestorm of opposition from unions will face its final debate in the Senate today. But Jason Hayward, the labour minister, signalled that unions had softened their stance after they condemned legi...

Lloyd’s of London is asking managing agents to no longer provide new insurance cover for coal-fired power plants, thermal coal mines, oil sands and new arctic energy exploration. It said is to start phasing out such coverage. In its first Environment...

Insurance executive Steve Horton knows first-hand the value that internship programmes at re/insurance companies can provide for both students and organisations. Mr Horton was 15 when he interned with London-based insurance carriers Lexington, part o...

The developer behind the failed redevelopment of Hamilton’s waterfront has launched a fresh legal action in a bid to get compensation from the Government. Michael MacLean claimed in his latest civil suit that two of his firms – Allied Development Par...