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Harrington Sound Primary arranged a special thank-you lunch to show our appreciation for all the community workers who helped after the hurricanes. Mrs Bridgewater, our secretary, collected $1 from every child in the school to buy food. We invited th...

A congregation has launched a public appeal for funds to help to repair its church hall roof that was damaged in October’s two hurricanes. The hall at Saint James’ the Greater Anglican Church, in Sandys, suffered major damage in Hurricanes Fay and Go...

The Oleander rumbled into Hamilton yesterday morning battered but unbowed after enduring a treacherous crossing to ensure her vital cargo arrived in Bermuda. The container ship and its 14-strong crew endured 75-knot gales and 36-foot rolling seas as...

The National Hurricane Centre in Miami has now issued its official and final Tropical Cyclone Report for Hurricane Gonzalo. Much of this report was produced in collaboration with Bermuda Weather Service. See the PDF under Related Media for the full ...

“Substantial” work remains to restore waterfront structures damaged or destroyed by hurricanes Fay and Gonzalo, which struck the Island nearly three months ago. One marine contractor estimated that months of repairs are still waiting to be tackled at...

Two months after the Island bore the brunt of Hurricane Gonzalo, a total of five new quarries have been approved by Planning to supply roofing slates. However, the damage inflicted remains in evidence, as tarpaulins are visible on houses around the I...

A stretch of the Dockyard waterfront remains off limits after it was badly undermined by Hurricane Gonzalo in October. “The damage has been identified and assessed and it will be acted upon,” said Andrew Dias, the general manager for the West End Dev...

Hurricane-lashed Dutton Avenue in Pembroke is to remain closed until extensive repairs have been carried out. The road was closed after flooding during Hurricane Fay, which hit the Island on October 12 and caused substantial damage to the surface of...

The National Hurricane Center in the United States has confirmed what many Bermudians already suspected: Tropical Storm Fay was actually a hurricane. The system battered the Island on October 12, downing power lines, damaging numerous properties and ...

Traffic delays on Harbour Road caused by a wall that collapsed during last month’s storms are set to continue until after Christmas. The section of road, near Salt Kettle Road in Paget, has been down to one lane since Tropical Storm Fay and temporary...

A positive appraisal of the Emergency Measures Organisation (EMO) during last month’s Tropical Storm Fay was not shared by Opposition MPs, who suggested the fierce storm had caught Bermuda unprepared. Michael Dunkley, the Premier who also serves as t...