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While much of the world is occupied with dealing with a spin-off variant from the Delta virus, including Bermuda, stability in our global community has been shattered close to the breaking point, trying to cope with challenges never seen before. A ma...

Robert Sheen wasn’t nominated as one of Bermuda's most handsome males of 2022. The 90-year-old was likely too busy to be offended by the slight. In January, as he retired from Island Glass, he anticipated constantly being active. “Even at home I don’...

As a challenging year in the hospitality sector comes to an end, a leading restaurateur has warned that a fifth or more of the island’s eateries could close in the first quarter of 2022. Dennie O’Connor, whose properties include the iconic White Hor...

Schools will open to in-class learning as planned on January 5 despite safety concerns expressed by the teachers’ union, the Ministry of Education confirmed tonight. The Bermuda Union of Teachers said it is not safe for students and teachers to retur...

The island logged 406 new cases of Covid-19 out of 13,772 tests over the last eight days, it was announced last night. The Omicron variant of the coronavirus was responsible for 212 known cases out of the now 522 active cases of the coronavirus. But ...

A lack of cash may slow efforts to repair Bermuda’s roads, a government backbencher has warned. Christopher Famous said in an opinion piece published in The Royal Gazette today, that the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic would continue into 20...

A restaurateur has introduced day time entertainment over the festive season in a bid to beat curfew restrictions on night-time events. Dennie O’Connor of The White Horse Pub and Restaurant in St George, said: “I am encouraging the public to keep din...

It was a landmark moment for Bermuda after the island had endured ten months of the global Covid-19 pandemic. The island’s first batch of 9,750 doses of the vaccine against the coronavirus touched down from the UK just eight days into the new year. R...

2021 ends tomorrow at midnight, and even if there were not a curfew in place, it is likely that farewell celebrations would have been muted. Most people will have had better years than this one. The trouble is it is also hard to muster up much enthu...

A popular East End restaurateur and tourism entrepreneur is cutting his staff of 36 by more than half next week as he anticipates depressing business in the first quarter of the year. While he is hoping to bring them back, The White Horse restaurant ...

I was thinking of some flowery words to write for the end of 2021, and none came to mind. Then I thought of some other flowery words for the beginning of 2022, and none came to mind. As a matter of fact, there may be more than enough flowery words be...

April saw the first gun murder of 2021 – one said after an investigation to be a case of mistaken identity. Jordan Outerbridge was walking home from a card game when he was shot several times on Ord Road, Warwick, around 10.30pm on April 6. Mr Outer...