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Staff of Allied World Insurance swapped their offices for the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ) in Flatts last Wednesday. The change of environment was part of the company’s Community Outreach Programme and saw 55 employees spend the afternoon c...

Although the subject of climate change and its effect on our planet has been debated for decades, there has been slow reaction from leading industrial countries to take drastic steps to alter the amount of chemical pollution that continues to weaken ...

Over the past decade, Bermuda’s population and workforce have been shrinking. According to government statistics, our population has been in a steady decline since 2010, and it is projected to keep on shrinking. Between 2010 and 2020, the Government ...

The police service pitched in to help clean up trash around the island at the weekend. Police officers and staff, including Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley, collected rubbish at several spots, including Parsons Road in Pembroke, Ducks Puddl...

Dear Sir, I would like to thank you for publishing my last letter “What a wonderful welcome after 42 years”. It was my way of thanking all the locals for their kindness during our holiday in April this year. While we were there, we went to visit one...

A boa constrictor snake was discovered on Friday night outside a residence in Sandys, according to police. A spokesman said the report of a juvenile snake came in at 6pm. The constrictor was “destroyed by a concerned citizen”, he added. Importing sna...

Boat owners got a reminder today from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources on the safe zones to discharge sewage from their vessels. Sewage is permitted overboard outside of no-discharge zones, beyond the near shore area — or greater t...

Health concerns have forced pupils out of their classroom just weeks into the new school term. Selessia Watson said that her son, Dantè, 7, and other pupils in the Active Learners Programme at Paget Primary had been relocated inside the school. She...

Former premier Ewart Brown is likely to receive more than $1.2 million in total from the public purse for financial losses suffered at his two medical clinics, health minister Kim Wilson has revealed. Ms Wilson defended the Government’s decision to p...

A beehive in the Arboretum is to be removed tonight. Bee keepers and parks department staff will rehome the hive at the Devonshire park starting from 6pm. The bee hive is located near the Arboretum car park. Government warned the public there will b...

Last Saturday, several persons came out to assist with clearing excess vegetation along Vesey Street in Devonshire. Others assisted in helping to provide the needed items to carry out the tasks at hand. I would like to thank all those who participate...

A yellow-crowned night heron spread its wings over Spittal Pond in Smith’s yesterday. The elegant birds, found across North America, were once abundant on Bermuda, but were wiped out with early settlement in the 1600s. In 1976, several of the birds ...