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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...

A pair of landscaping firms have volunteered their time to clean up some of the Island’s nature reserves in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo. Horsfield Landscape and Design Ltd and Sousa’s Landscape Management both stepped up...

A St George’s man is grateful to be alive after being shocked by a fallen Belco power line just hours after Hurricane Gonzalo ravaged the Island last month. Charles Wade suffered a fourth degree burn on his right foot during the mishap that could hav...

Nine months after a retaining wall collapsed behind his home, landlord John Roach has been left wondering when the debris will stop pouring into the backyard of his Perimeter Lane, Devonshire residence. A weekend of heavy rains has brought a renewed ...

Bermuda’s open spaces sustained devastating damage during Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay that will take more than a year to clear up. The National Trust, which is responsible for 272 acres of open land as well as scores of listed buildings,...

November 5, 2014 Dear Sir, So, $387 million to put all the electrical cabling underground, eh? It is an awful lot of money, but there again how much are we paying out every time a tropical storm or hurricane comes along and knocks out the power? It...

Planning approvals for slate quarrying have been granted for four sites and work can begin immediately. The Department of Planning said the green light had been given to Rocky Heights Quarry off Lolly’s Well Road, Smith’s; 15 Farmer’s Lane, Warwick;...

Bermuda Weather Service director Kimberley Zuill is to speak on this year’s hurricane season, plus the two storms that struck the Island last month, at the annual conference in Florida of the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH). Ms Zuill will tak...