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A US business tycoon with close links to Bermuda who once worked on the top-secret project to develop the United States’ Second World War nuclear bombs has died in hospital. Marlan Bourns, an engineer and entrepreneur who founded technology firm Bour...

Clothing designer Gina Flood’s clients never worry about whether their tutus make their tails look too big, and they never fuss if their accessories don’t match. That’s because Ms Floods clients are dogs, with the occasional cat and bird thrown into ...

The indebted Sandys 360 sports facility, which remains shut down after the electricity was turned off five months ago, has negotiated a flatline budget to cover basic maintenance. Acting chairman Stanley Lee said the sports centre’s financing is unde...

A new book on Bermudian folk remedies has proved so popular that book stores have sold out of copies just weeks after it went on sale. And the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs is now rushing to print off a second edition of the book — ‘Be...

March 24, 2014 Dear Sir, Despite the verbal promises of a better future, can you see the truth? The new tourism authority wants to teach your children the rudiments of servitude, but this exercise does not include your child if they attend one of the...

The building of a resort at Morgan’s Point, starting with a “boutique” 84-room hotel, has won bipartisan support with the approval of a fresh land agreement for the West End property. Developer Craig Christensen called the passage of the Morgan’s Poi...

Hundreds of years after a hurricane drove the Sea Venture onto Bermuda’s reefs, one would hardly expect to find much of anything left behind. And yet, in 1958 local divers rediscovered part of it sitting on the bottom of the ocean near Gate’s Bay, so...

Charter boat Operator critical of closing East End access By Jonathan Bell Plans to close the Swing Bridge for one year got a poor reception from captain Nathan Worswick, who said the cost-cutting measure stood to cut out a lot of his charter boat bu...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy was given a tour of St George’s today to inspect repair work being carried out in the town. Government last month provided the Corporation a $750,000 grant to get the refurbishments underway. The much needed funds a...