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An area of the airport used to park jets is to be converted to a car park if a planning application by Skyport is approved. The airport operator has applied to create the car park for the new airport terminal on part of what is now Apron 1 of the exi...

A hotel has offered 200 essential personnel a special meal to thank them for their hard work. Rosewood Bermuda teamed up with the MEF restaurant group, and wholesalers Dunkley’s Dairy, Viking Food, Butterfield & Vallis and Europa Imports to give embo...

A new solar farm at the airport has won approval to become the first independent power producer on the island. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that the Regulatory Authority had backed an operating licence for the electricity generati...

When the switch was thrown at 6am on August 2, 1962 to radio station ZFB-1, Egbert Montague Sheppard had endured two years of roadblocks to the creation of the island’s second station. In 1960, after years abroad, Mr Sheppard, known widely as “Monty”...

Pembroke residents who have hit hard times because of the Covid-19 pandemic have been offered some relief by the area’s parish council. A spokeswoman for Pembroke Parish Council said the body had set up a $6,000 pandemic relief fund to help seniors a...

The National Sports Centre will remain shut until the third phase of Government’s reopening plan, management said today. Craig Tyrrell, NSC operations manager, said the Pembroke facility was aligned with schools and Government offices in the plan unv...

Staycations could help to support Bermuda’s hard-hit hotels — but experts said residents would need to be persuaded. Peter Everson, an economist, said there could be people interested in a holiday at home instead of overseas as the impact of the Covi...

Hundreds of construction workers will go back to work next week after the Government gave the industry the green light to resume — but it will not be business as usual, industry experts said. Two major building projects, the new St Regis Hotel in St ...

A “giant” supporter of the island’s Scout Association who helped pull the movement back from the brink of extinction has died. Tim Smith was 67. Mr Smith was a lifelong Scout, and a devoted Akela — the pack leader — for the 19th Bermuda Cub Scouts. ...

Stanley Lowe, Bermuda’s first black Speaker of the House of Assembly, died on Sunday aged 82. The Royal Gazette has reproduced this video that was recorded by CITV to celebrate him reaching the milestone of 40 years as a Progressive Labour Party poli...

Bermuda is again being asked to “make some noise” at 5pm today in tribute to Bermuda’s essential workers. The event is the second organised by the Fairmont Southampton, spread on social media. A spokesman for the hotel said the initiative was intende...

The City of Hamilton has explained how it will gradually reinstate services when the island leaves the shelter in place period. A spokeswoman said that the City will “continue to follow the Government’s lead” as Bermuda makes its way into the first o...