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The apparent illegal capture of at least seven black grouper fish is under investigation by the Government’s fisheries department. A short video clip on social media shows a boat with the protected species, also known as rockfish, lying motionless on...

A Bermudian who once slept rough on the streets of Britain plans to sail the “seven seas” as he prepares to study for a yacht master’s certificate. Nigel Davies, 30, who was brought up in Manchester, England, found himself embroiled in a life of cri...

Dear Sir, I see that Makin Waves is no longer using plastic bags. I think we could take it a step farther. Who uses more plastic bags than the grocery stores? I think customers should be charged a small fee for bags, and all of that money should be...

When Rhea Gibbons returned to Bermuda for the summer she felt she had work to do. Now she, with the assistance of other volunteers, has cleared more than a tonne of trash from the island’s coastline in a series of cleanups. Ms Gibbons said: “It was s...

The director of development at a solar energy firm has won a top scholarship to the UK to help him boost the renewable energy industry in Bermuda. Stratton Hatfield, of BE Solar, won a Chevening Scholarship, which will allow him to take a master’s de...

Historic houses could be restored to their original colours thanks to scientists from the United States. The Bermuda National Trust, with the help of American architects and conservation experts, has taken samples from 15 houses across the island, so...

Volunteer landscapers have spent their summer holidays tidying up public areas in their parish. Krishun Douglas, Deszion Davis and Antoine Richards are among the people who offered their services to carry out gardening work in Devonshire. The drive w...

Seafarers have been warned about a section of dry dock and a damaged sea plane adrift near the island. The sea plane was being used by a US university for research when it was abandoned 250 miles west-southwest of Bermuda after an emergency landing. ...

Divers caught a glimpse of a hammerhead shark while exploring a South Shore shipwreck on Saturday. Chris Gauntlett of Blue Water Divers said they spotted the shark while diving around The Hermes, which lies about a mile off Horseshoe Bay. Mr Gauntlet...

Makin’ Waves has stopped importing plastic bags and is encouraging customers to opt for reusable containers instead. Jade Williams, the manager of the surf shop in Hamilton and a buyer for the store, spearheaded the switch. Stuart Joblin, a co-owner ...

One of the world’s rarest seabirds has nested on Bermuda again after a gap of nearly 170 years, an environmental organisation said yesterday. The Audubon Society said a pair of roseate terns (Sterna dougallii) built a nest on a small nature reserve i...

A pile of trash left uncollected in St George’s led to rats and a bad smell, residents have said. Neighbours in Slippery Hill said garbage bags were left uncollected since before Cup Match and were at last picked up at about 7.45pm on Thursday. One r...