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Spirits soared as locals and visitors alike came together yesterday to celebrate the much loved Good Friday holiday in Bermuda. Huge crowds gathered at Horseshoe Bay Beach to take full advantage of the perfect kite-flying weather, while hundreds of p...

Ray Charlton has cited the growing tide of politically driven divisive rhetoric and constant negativity as contributory factors for deciding to step down as chairman of West End Development Corporation. Mr Charlton, who informed Michael Dunkley, the ...

After 2½ years of hard work, by Aecon, Canadian Commercial Corporation, the Bermuda Government and by the team that now forms the new airport company, Skyport, we are looking forward to building Bermuda’s new airport terminal. This project is an oppo...

Anyone wishing to participate in Good Friday celebrations will have regular access to Horseshoe Bay Beach via the main entrance off South Road. Car parking and cycle parking will be available, as well as minibus, shuttle and drop-off areas, according...

With seven weeks to go until Bermuda hosts the 35th America’s Cup, the Premier visited the Event Village and surrounding areas in Dockyard for an update on the progress and preparation. Michael Dunkley was joined by Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of H...

The last of Dockyard’s historic naval emblems have been painted over as part of the major renovation project on the South Basin. For decades navy crews proudly painted their ships’ crest on the concrete walls surrounding the South Yard where the vess...

Renowned malacologist John “Jack” Lightbourn has officially opened a new exhibition featuring some of the smallest sea shells on the planet. The Micromollusc Shell Collection can be seen at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute of which Mr Lig...

Repairs to Flatts Bridge will probably take place next week, a Bermuda Government spokesperson said. The work “should take place next week as crews are awaiting the arrival of materials to carry out the necessary works”, the spokesperson with the M...

The main entrance to Horseshoe Bay Beach will be open on Good Friday for kite flying in what Government has described as a “soft opening”. The entrance has been closed to the public for improvement work since late January, but on April 14 vehicles an...

Three Somersfield Academy students are on a mission to tackle invasive plant species at Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve. Tyler DoCouto, Jaden Smith and Marco Stirling will also be preparing longtail bird houses for installation at the national park as...

At the start of the year, the historical HMS Malabar property was a broken shell of a building, slowly crumbling away after lying empty for more than two decades. But today the former naval supply headquarters that was built in 1899 as the residence ...

Six private landscaping firms, of all whom bid through an open tendering process, have begun grooming eight areas of the Railway Trail. The work is required after Bermuda was hit by several hurricanes and storms in recent years. “As a result, there i...