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St George’s will see a stepped up police presence for the America’s Cup and summer season. Mayor Quinell Francis said corporation leadership was working with the Bermuda Police Service to “ensure we have a safe town”. “Recent meetings with BPS senio...

Bermuda’s under-17 rugby team joined forces with Parks workers and the Friends of the Bermuda Railway Trail this week to repair a section of the trail near Francis Patton School. The crew, which also included volunteers from Hamilton Parish Council, ...

Three Bermudian Supreme Court judges are now able to sit part-time in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has been appointed as a judge of the Grand Court Financial Services Division, with Puisne Judges Carlisle Greaves a...

Officers have begun foot patrols in the Olde Towne as part of a pumped up police presence. This morning, three uniformed Community Action Team officers were visible in the Kings Square area. Senator Jeff Baron, Minister of National Security, said he...

Business and tourism representatives in St George’s are worried about the impact on visitors after a spate of violent incidents. A string of crimes in the East End this month — including a man being attacked while using an ATM last Friday — have prom...

The results have come in for Bermuda’s latest Christmas Bird Count: 8,640 total birds across 93 species — as always, with a few special guests. The first spotting of an eider duck topped the highlights, with a ruby-throated hummingbird, snow goose an...

Rehabilitation work on the Swing Bridge in St George’s is nearing completion, according to the Ministry of Public Works. The bridge can now safely carry one lane of vehicles with loads of 10 tonnes per axle and a 29-tonne gross vehicle weight, the mi...

People have been invited to submit their nominations for the Queen’s Honours list. The Queen’s Certificate and Badge of Honour is awarded to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to public life or committed themselves to serving and h...

Fifteen staff and students from the all-boys school Impact Mentoring Academy returned earlier this month from a life changing missions trip with Feed My Lambs Ministries in Haiti. From March 22 to April 2, the team worked to build a home for the cha...

A new fence could soon be erected to limit access to a private beach after the owners have become frustrated by waste and noise. Jeremy and Helen Wright, the owners of Gibbet’s Beach — also known as Police Beach — have sought planning permission to e...

This year marks the second time the America’s Cup will be participating in the St George’s Marine Expo. This year’s expo will take place tomorrow from 11am to 6pm in the St George’s town square. The America’s Cup Endeavour Program will be offering t...

Barbara Millett, a dedicated upholsterer, quiet philanthropist and mentor to young Bermudian women, has died at the age of 80. Over the decades, Mrs Millett mastered a once classic traditional craft, becoming inseparably associated with her upholster...