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The U.S. Consulate and the Bermuda National Library will host a screening of Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow to highlight the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing on Tuesday, August 13 at 6:00 p.m. at the National Library. As t...

Skyport has reached out to the public for used luggage to test baggage equipment at the new passenger terminal building. A Skyport spokeswoman said those who donate luggage will be given “tags” for a monthly draw, with prizes to include gas vouchers,...

A former chief inspector in the Bermuda Police Service dubbed a “legend” by colleagues has died. Gerald James, known as Gerry, was 87. Mr James joined what was then the Bermuda Police Force in 1960 and served in roles including Pembroke Parish Consta...

An all-star group of celebrities and Instagram influencers travelled to Bermuda for the annual Cup Match celebrations. Among the visitors were television personalities, actors, entertainers, musicians and models. They included La La Anthony, an Amer...

Bermuda has lost a “legend” with the passing of former bar owner Ronald Thorne last week. Mr Thorne, who was the owner of the now defunct Salt Rock Grill in Somerset, died suddenly after falling ill in the Somerset Country Squire last Tuesday aftern...

Cup Match festivities ended with a splash yesterday as beach goers flocked to the West End for one last holiday swim. Hundreds of people moored in Mangrove Bay and took to the water on inflatable rafts while more sat on the shores to enjoy the sunshi...

A joint-services marine team rescued six US tourists after their rental boat capsized in heavy waves yesterday. The Royal Bermuda Regiment and police team on police boat Rescue 2, deployed as part of the marine security element for the traditional No...

A Bermudian artist whose work was recently exhibited at a charity gala run by Beyoncé’s mother stressed the importance of staying true to oneself. Gherdai Hassell, who was raised in Southampton Parish and now works in China, was talent-spotted by th...

The stocks in the Town of St George could soon have a new home. The Corporation of St George has submitted a planning application to move the stocks, pillory and whipping post from King’s Square to nearby Ordnance island. It is planned to set them up...

The latest addition to the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s Boat Troop fleet has been christened at Warwick Camp. John Rankin, the Governor, and Wayne Caines, the national security minister, were among the VIPs that helped commission 41 Juliet — a 27ft Bosto...

A lighthouse keeper and a member of the public turned heroes after a man threatened to jump from the top of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. The two talked to the 58-year-old man until police negotiators arrived at the Southampton landmark and talked him down ...

A team of soldiers joined forces with police officers as part of a massive safety and security operation at Cup Match. Eight Royal Bermuda Regiment troops were deployed alongside the Bermuda Police Service to patrol St George’s Cricket Club, during t...