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Hurricane Gonzalo may have cost the Bermuda’s tourism industry up to $1 million for every day the Island was shut down, according to Bill Hanbury. The Bermuda Tourism Authority chairman’s estimate was based on last year’s visitors’ spending of $411 m...

Insurance firm Freisenburch-Meyer is dealing with an estimated 18 months’ worth of claims in the space of a week after Bermuda was hit by two storms. Now staff at the Front Street firm are processing claims and visiting clients whose homes suffered i...

PRESS RELEASE BF&M and Argus announced today that they will be waiving the right to apply separate deductibles for those unfortunate residential customers who incurred damage during both Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo. The companies report...

“A most dreadful tempest (and) hideous began to blow … at length (it) did beat all light from heaven, which like an hell of darkness turned black upon us … For four and twenty hours the storm in a restless tumult had blown so exceedingly as we could...

Firefighters yesterday continued to deal with hurricane-related emergencies such as multiple pole fires and wires arcing. Residents requiring help with roof damage are also being assisted by Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service. “As the power is restore...

While many Islanders have endured almost a fortnight of no power thanks to the wrath of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo, those living with solar power have largely been enjoying the luxury of hot running water, fully-charged batteries, and f...

The National Museum’s roofs received a severe battering during Hurricane Gonzalo, but exhibits and artefacts escaped largely unscathed. The Category 3 hurricane ripped large sections of the roof off Commissioner’s House as winds in excess of 120mph h...