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The owners of a historic graveyard at the centre of an investigation over a possible breach of Planning regulations has defended its decision to remove “false” tombstones from the site. And the Marsden Memorial Methodist Church also claims it sought ...

The sun rises early over the salinas at Salt Cay, as it has from time immemorial, the white froth that would one day be salt forming on the edges of the ponds, much as it has done for many millennia. Not a soul to be seen in this place at the geologi...

Well-known Bermudian Ed Welch was stricken and died suddenly at home in Hamilton Parish November 19, while in the midst of finalising details of the extraordinary social and cultural event, Roots, Rock and Cherokee. He had conceived it to highlight h...

Ferry service to St George’s is critical to keep retailers in the town afloat, according to Mayor Garth Rothwell. With the summer season approaching, the Mayor said the Corporation of St George’s and the Government have been in talks about creating a...

With war against feral chickens raging on in Bermuda, deliberately keeping them in your backyard almost seems like an act of treason. But if you like the sound of gentle clucking and the taste of free-range eggs, and have the time and patience, keep...

Former Cayman Islands Premier McKeeva Bush has been charged in a corruption investigation in a case which heaps embarrassment on one of Bermuda’s major international business rivals. The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service announced that the British ...