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People are being reminded that TCD offices are closed to walk-in customers during the stay-at-home order. A spokeswoman said: “Individuals whose vehicles will expire during this period are encouraged to first renew their insurance policy and then re-...

The public is being to call before visiting King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with Covid-19 symptoms. In an animated video, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said patients should check the Covid-19 checklist online. The video adds: “Think you still need me...

A group of sheep have perfectly demonstrated how to obey the stay-at-home order in a photo circulating on social media. The National Museum of Bermuda captured and Tweeted the light hearted image of the sheep huddled in the doorway at the Commissione...

Sean Trott is one of hundreds of runners who is hoping Covid-19 cases will be at a manageable level and restrictions eased enough to allow the Bermuda Day Half-Marathon to go ahead on May 28. The pandemic forced the 2020 race to be cancelled for the ...

Young people grappling with the realities of the Covid-19 pandemic can now benefit from a virtual group therapy programme. Connect Virtual is a Zoom-based programme initiated by Solstice, a psychological and psychiatric treatment centre in Pembroke. ...

Another person has died of Covid-19, the Health Minister announced last night. It brings the total number of Covid-19-related deaths in Bermuda to 17. Kim Wilson said: “This is devastating news, and I extend my sincerest condolences to the families a...

Bermuda’s vaccination drive will ramp up beginning this weekend when vaccination centres at the hospital and at Bermuda College start administering the jab on Sundays and in the evenings. Kim Wilson, the health minister, also appealed for all of the ...

The Coalition for the Protection of Children has released a video aimed at explaining Covid-19 to all age groups. The CPC enlisted Dr Ryan Bates, a paediatrician, to answer questions on Covid-19, treatments and the vaccine. Among the questions are...

Buses are expected to remain off the roads for a second day today after a dispute between drivers and public transport managers remained deadlocked. Services were initially suspended last Friday afternoon to allow operators to take time off work to ...

Two people caught by police on South Road in breach of curfew were dealt fines in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning. Keishay Bean-Virgil, 33, pleaded guilty to a charge that she breached curfew in an incident on January 16. The court heard Bean-Vi...

On the first day of Bermuda’s second lockdown, Sarah Lagan toured an eerily quiet Hamilton where car parks were empty and those that were working were enjoying some peace and quiet. The roads, sidewalks and waters of Hamilton were eerily quiet f...

More than a week ago, the Premier expressed concern that some families of elders who had loved ones in senior homes were refusing permission for the Covid vaccination to be administered to their relatives. I share his concern in the circumstances we ...