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A large crop of one of the “worst invasive species” of plant in Bermuda has been destroyed by last month’s storms. Abundant rain this year had meant there would be a hefty seed crop of Brazil pepper next year, but this has now been wiped out by wind ...

About 300 CableVision customers still do not have service, the company said this afternoon. “As of today, Bermuda CableVision has approximately 300 subscribers who remain without cable or internet following the storms last month,” Terry Roberson, th...

Michael Dunkley met with Belco crews this morning to thank them for working around the clock to restore power after last month’s storms. Some residents and businesses across the Island suffered long-term outages after Fay and Gonzalo. The Premier al...

The community is being urged to reflect on last month’s twin storms and how the Island pulled together amid the aftermath. Imagine Bermuda wants residents “from Fort St Catherine to Dockyard to pause for one minute for reflection” on Thursday at 1pm....

Some “undetected” Belco customers remain without power, the company reported today — and the winds coming with unsettled weather could potentially bring new and isolated outages. The announcement came after Belco said it had successfully restored ele...

After 17 days in the dark, Raenette Butterfield has found the light at the end of the tunnel. The single mother, who has been out of power since Fay struck, spoke of her frustration in The Royal Gazette earlier this week and as a result a member of t...

The lion’s share of the insurance claims made in Bermuda in relation to Hurricane Gonzalo will not be shouldered by local insurers — but instead by the companies that reinsure them. That is the view of rating agency AM Best, which said today it “does...

Regular opening hours have resumed at the Marsh Folly composting facility. Residents can access the site from 7.30am until noon tomorrow and from Monday to Friday between 7.30am and 4pm, although staff close for lunch between noon and 1pm. “It is pa...

The telecom company BTC has estimated 73 per cent of its repairs to be completed, after storm damage said by CEO Eric Dobson to be “far worse than anything we’ve seen in the past decade”. Some 316 cables, serving hundreds of customers, were hit by Tr...

Workers, soldiers and public service staff have been thanked for their tireless efforts restoring the Island after this month’s storms. The Anglican Bishop of Bermuda Nicholas Dill led tributes to the soldiers, firefighters, government workers and po...