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More than 40 acres of property on White Crest Hill in Hamilton Parish is up for sale for potential residential or hotel development, according to an online listing. International real estate company CBRE has stated on its website that it has partnere...

Belco customers compensated for sending their excess solar-generated power back into the utility’s grid now stand at 335, after the company’s net metering initiative was launched in 2010 The programme, aimed at boosting the use of solar power on res...

Bermuda’s schoolchildren are being inspired to become submarine explorers as part of an interactive educational programme on the heels of the XL Catlin Deep Ocean Survey. The Ministry of Education is on board to integrate the Stem — science, technolo...

Fifty years ago this month, the record-breaking Beatles song Yellow Submarine hit the airwaves. Broadcasting the deepest underwater live radio show in history last week therefore seemed fitting to American comedian John Fugelsang. The host of Sirius...

St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome has reiterated his support for the proposed St Regis hotel in St George’s, calling on the public to embrace the initiative. And while the redevelopment of the St George’s golf course may not be a part of the project’s f...

Rosewood Tucker’s Point has again been certified as a “world leader of sustainable travel and tourism businesses.” The recognition comes from Green Globe, which has 147 members in the Caribbean, North, Central and South America. The accolade puts the...

Bacardi employees are going green and getting healthy thanks to a new cycling initiative. The spirits company has introduced five bicycles for workers to use, both around its worldwide headquarters in Hamilton and throughout Bermuda, with six more bi...

A newly released United Nations-funded report has looked into the possibility of naming high seas locations — including the Sargasso Sea — as new World Heritage sites. The report, titled World Heritage in the High Seas: An Idea Whose Time has Come, ...

Mounds of building debris, furniture and appliances illegally dumped near the entrance of Fort Hamilton have been described “an extreme case of irresponsible contracting”. Steven DeSilva, Superintendent of Parks with the Corporation of Hamilton, tol...

Environment minister Cole Simons says the Bermuda Government will consider legislation banning glass bottles on beaches if the problem of broken glass persists. He spoke after several people were reportedly cut by discarded glass on Bermuda’s most po...

An endangered turtle rescued by fisherman off North Shore with a rusting hook caught in its trachea has left the island’s waters and is now swimming towards the Bahamas. The loggerhead turtle, named Daisy, was first brought to the Bermuda Aquarium Mu...

An “astonishing” number of ideas — more than 300 — have been submitted regarding how to use nine acres of reclaimed land at the Royal Naval Dockyard, which will initially be for the America’s Cup Village. “[It] was astonishing given that we only had ...