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A loggerhead turtle rescued by divers has been returned to the sea after nine months of care. The turtle, nicknamed “Chad” by his rescuers, had been found tangled in cargo netting in Ely’s Harbour last October by Blue Water Divers. While they were ab...

With only three months under its belt, the redevelopment of the LF Wade International Airport is already creating a wave of business for Bermuda’s construction sector and the many small and medium-sized Bermudian businesses that support it. A corners...

Airline passengers travelling to the United States are being warned about increased security measures that could increase processing times at the airport. The new screening requirements, issued by the Transportation Security Administration, take eff...

Police have identified the man who died after being pulled from the waters at Horseshoe Bay last week. Frank D’Angelo, 69, was apparently snorkelling in a cove at the beach when he lost consciousness on Thursday at around 2.15pm. Mr D’Angelo, from ...

Nine new employees have been hired by Bermuda Skyport, adding to the 27 staff who transitioned from the former Department of Airport Operations. The roles of the new staff include traffic enforcement, design and engineering, human resources, commerci...

A man has died after being pulled from the waters at Horseshoe Bay this afternoon. According to police, emergency crews were called to the beach for a report of an unconscious man at around 2.15pm. “Initial information suggests that the man involve...

Two Bermudians trained under the Government’s Department of Workforce Development programme have been hired as fixers/welders for the airport project. Scotian Steelworks Ltd, a local partner in the redevelopment, have taken on Kieran Evans and Trista...

Improvements to the beach area at Mangrove Bay aimed at preventing erosion have been approved by the Department of Planning. The application, submitted by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, proposed using a “geoweb” system to create a pair...

Another phase of the new airport began this week with construction workers taking on the task of pile driving. Because the noise levels are lower than expected, the work will now also take place on Sundays, according to a press release. The process i...

Four more Bermudian firms have won major contracts as part of the project to redevelop the LF Wade International Airport. And eight more island companies have won smaller contracts to carry out work at the construction site. Aecon Group, a partner in...

People are reminded that metal waste should not be included in loads of burnable waste delivered to the Tynes Bay Waste to Energy Facility. The Ministry of Public Works has advised metal items can cause substantial damage to the facility, causing shu...

The nautically themed playground at the America’s Cup Village could be moving to the Botanical Gardens. The 30ft by 65ft playground, designed by Austrian company Arti, has been a big hit with visitors. It features equipment including rocking “catama...