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Scott Barnes has made attracting more youngsters to the sport his top priority after being voted in as the new Bermuda Karting Club president. Barnes, the island’s most accomplished driver, has succeeded Jason North, who stepped down after one year a...

Opportunities for disabled people to sail on a specially adapted tall ship will be offered again thanks to the Bermuda Sailors’ Home. The organisation said that a trip from Antigua on the Tenacious, which is owned by the British-based Jubilee Sailing...

A man weeks away from having a year-long driving ban lifted was given another two years off the road yesterday after he was caught behind the wheel while more than double the legal alcohol limit. Mahkai Davis, 26, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court...

Consultants have been asked to help come up with a regulatory framework and plan to develop laws for water and wastewater operations. The Government told potential bidders that the work of organisations such as the Regulatory Authority and Environmen...

A police officer has denied a string of charges, including two counts of assaulting his wife. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman subsequently confirmed the constable had been suspended from duty. Pc Sean Kelly, 39, pleaded not guilty at Magistrates’ ...

People with mental health issues who commit crimes need care not the courts, a leading lawyer has claimed. Elizabeth Christopher said she was frequently asked to represent mentally ill people who are pushed through the judicial system instead of bein...

American International Group made a loss of $6.7 billion on the sale of its Bermudian-based legacy reinsurer, the insurance giant revealed. AIG reported a net loss of $7.9 billion for the three months from April to June, driven mainly by the hefty ac...

Bermuda’s move to attract “digital nomads” to work remotely on the island has come at the right time for a company that has been helping people to relocate here for the past 13 years. Corporate Concierge Bermuda Ltd has launched a bespoke Bermuda rel...

Panicked St George’s residents feared the statue of Sir George Somers in the Olde Towne had fallen victim to protesters this week. But the sculpture by Desmond Fountain, which has stood on Ordnance Island since 1984, was only moved from its tradition...

Owners of the Ten Café and Bar plan to reopen the eatery — but only when enough of its regular customers have returned to their city workplaces. George Heracleous, president of Yellowfin Ltd, which owns the café on Dundonald Street, said the return o...

A fresh call for the public, businesses and the Government to back non-profit organisations was made yesterday as they battle the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Bermuda Foundation warned in a report that the charitable sector was “lar...

BHB today announces that Agape House patients have been temporarily relocated to Curtis Ward in the KEMH General Wing for about a month, while work is undertaken at the Agape House facility. Work will include some basic maintenance and the building w...