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Guidelines for keeping information and records straight for all Bermuda’s financial sectors will be put in place with a bill being debated in the House of Assembly today. The Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act is designed to bring greater t...

A product recall has been issued for some garden power tools due to concerns over potential fire and burn hazards. The recall affects STIHL gas powered trimmers, brush cutters, KombiMotors, hedge trimmers, edgers, clearing saws, pole pruners, and bac...

The National Trust is running the Visitor Information Centre in St George’s after the Old Town was left without a dedicated tourist outlet for two months. The VIC opened its doors at The Globe Hotel last week the Trust aims to try to promote the Isla...

The Chapel of Ease in St David’s will this Sunday host the annual Blessing of the Boats, celebrating a tradition more than 150 years old. The service will begin at 9.30am at the Black Horse Dock, with Rev David Raths being rowed from St George’s to S...

A team of youth counsellors have helped 58 young people said to be at risk of gang involvement, according to a Senator. LaVerne Furbert praised the High Risk Intervention Unit, part of Bermuda Youth Counselling Services, for its “commitment to streng...

A new mini-golf course could soon be coming to Dockyard, with developers hoping to create a fun new family attraction. The proposed course is intended to be built on a former landfill site located east of Snorkel Park, with photovoltaic panels used t...

The Department of Health is encouraging the public to talk about sexual health as the Island recognises June as AIDS Awareness Month. In order to help stem the spread of the deadly virus, senior medical officer Cheryl Peek-Ball called for the communi...

It's going to be the Island's newest resort and spa, but it's unlikely to attract tourists - at least not the two-legged kind. Instead The Secret Garden Animal Resort and Spa promises professional grooming for dogs and cats. It will be set up in an u...