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When looking forward to the future of Bermuda, it is important to understand that social, environmental and economic factors all come into play. Balancing these pillars is important if we want to achieve and sustain success; having such a holistic a...

Bermuda was represented as conservation officers and scientific researchers from around the world teamed up for a conference in Gibraltar. Best practice tips were exchanged and partnerships forged with the aim of securing wildlife and ecosystems in t...

Dear Sir, The letter published on July 27 regarding overgrown trees on Spice Hill Road has prompted me to write concerning Warwick in general and Middle Road in particular. It will soon be a year since the two successive hurricanes, after which Mid...

Even though three common tern eggs have now hatched on a buoy in St George’s Harbour, former conservation officer David Wingate is urging the public to stay clear of the nesting site. Dr Wingate said the chicks “remain extremely vulnerable to distur...

A study regarding the possible dredging of Town Cut in St George’s has been carried out, sparking hope that “procrastination” on the project is finally coming to an end. New mayor Quinell Francis is one of many in recent years who have voiced support...

Dear Sir, While I can certainly appreciate the need for event organisers to promote their events, this summer has seen a marked increase in the number of vinyl banners hung or nailed to walls at various junctions across the Island. I had hoped the...

One of only three breeding pairs of common tern in Bermuda has welcomed offspring. Former conservation officer David Wingate has renewed his appeal to the public to stay away from the buoy nesting site in St George’s Harbour. “It will now be approx...

Ground penetrating radar, rather than the “invasive” method of drilling into rock, could be used under revised plans to develop Tucker’s Point. The 2011 Special Development Order for the property was amended by the Senate to permit other measures for...

A family who said farewell to their pet yesterday are calling on the Bermuda Government to end the ban on pitbulls. Deonne Rawlins said he had to turn over the family dog, Primo, on his son Dante’s (above) fifth birthday. “It’s really sad,” he said. ...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce has announced it will be seeking legal advice after an appeal against final planning approval for the South Basin development was dismissed. The group had appealed against the decision to grant fina...

A major legal dispute between the Bermuda Government and a developer over the Hamilton waterfront will be ruled on at a later date after parties completed their submissions yesterday. Michael MacLean claims that new legislation voiding his agreements...