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A burst main pipe has cut off water to areas in Devonshire. The broken water main, in the Devon Spring area, meant supplies were disrupted to people central and east of the Devon Springs pumping station. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works...

Dear Sir, I recently came across this photograph showing the recent development of one of the most pristine areas of the East End. I am sickened and saddened as a Bermudian to see my country being sold to developers. How can this pristine beach and...

Environmentalists have expressed concern over the Government’s plan to relax the importation ban on herbicides containing glyphosate. On Friday, Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works announced that his ministry would be granted...

Dear Sir, You report that the Minister of Public Works stated “... the situation has been made worse by the lack of diligence by certain landowners to do their part”. Also “... that the highways section has been challenged by lack of manpower and equ...

In the middle of the South African bush, Talley Smith asked herself, “How did I get here?” She wasn’t lost. The ranger was reflecting on the steps that took her from a job in banking in Bermuda 11 years ago, to a safari lodge. “I never thought I’d be...

Global warming is not to blame for recent flooding and high tides in Bermuda, an oceanographer said yesterday. Ruth Curry, physical oceanographer at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, said that two factors were responsible for the high water th...

(Bloomberg) — The US solar industry is about to airlift rooftop panels and batteries to Puerto Rico, where more than 90 per cent of homes and businesses remain without electricity after Hurricane Maria destroyed the grid. The first plane of supplies ...

Retirees and those preparing for retirement are increasingly looking to the sky for a way to bring a degree of certainty about some of their future household expenses. Many are installing solar panels at their properties to generate electricity that ...

Last year, Joshua Stephens cut free a loggerhead turtle found tangled in an abandoned cargo net in the waters off Wreck Hill. For Mr Stephens, who had long sought a career in marine biology, it was the final piece of the puzzle bringing him to join t...

Conservationist Tony Amos has been recalled by his Bermudian nephew as “an amazing man and an inspiration indeed” in the wake of his passing at the age of 80. Scientist André Raine paid tribute to the award-winning oceanographer, who died last month ...

Government is calling on the public to keep a watch out for two pest vine species being found around the island. Kudzu and hyacinth beans were reported in Bermuda in 2008 and, despite efforts to remove the aggressive vines, patches remain. A governme...

Hundreds of volunteers cleared up around 12,000lbs of trash from the island’s coast as part of a Keep Bermuda Beautiful drive to protect the marine environment. The EY Coastal Cleanup, which attracted a total of 680 volunteers — 200 more than in prev...