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Bermuda was back to business within 48 hours of a hit from Hurricane Gonzalo, company executives said yesterday. Graham Pewter, head of insurance and reinsurance firm Catlin, said the Island had prepared well for Gonazalo after an unexpected impact f...

Catastrophe modelling firm AIR Worldwide estimates that insured losses in Bermuda from Hurricane Gonzalo will range between $200 million and $400 million. AIR conducted a damage survey across Bermuda on Sunday and Monday. In a statement, AIR said: “I...

A Regiment soldier injured while he helped the post-Gonzalo relief effort has said he has no regrets about his hurricane service. Che Edmead suffered a broken leg after he was hit by a car while directing traffic during the massive clean-up of roads...

Belco has urged residents to make sure their generators are connected properly after cases of ‘back feeding’ into the electricity supplier’s tramsmission and distribution system. This evening a spokeswoman said: “No one has been hurt yet, but we wan...

The Post Office’s Processing Centre has been closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo. The building sustained damage during the Category 3 hurricane and there remains a hole in the roof of the structure. A Government spokesman said this evening ...

Regiment soldiers helped to boost morale and provide assistance for some 100 seniors residing at two Bermuda Housing Trust properties during Hurricane Gonzalo. BHT chairman John Barritt was so concerned about the welfare of the residents, he liaised...

This tiny trio may each weigh less than a bag of sugar, but they caused a tonne of chaos by being born at the height of Hurricane Gonzalo. Breeder Philando Hill Jr faced a whirlwind of activity when his boxer Europa became a mom at about 9.15pm on F...