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Bermuda coach Kyle Lightbourne saw some positives in the 3-2 defeat by Antigua on Wednesday night at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, praising defenders Daren Usher, Na-eem Griffith and Jaylon Bather for their performances. “Even though we conceded...

Businesses and companies looking for ways to reach customers with details of discounts, sales and special promotions can now do so through the Click n Save website. It is a digital evolution of a coupon booklet, called Clip n Save, that was produced ...

Bermuda’s economy expanded at a healthy pace in the third quarter of last year — and revisions to past data show the economy grew more than previously reported in the three quarters before that. Gross domestic product rose 3.9 per cent in the July th...

Culinary students helped the Butterfield & Vallis Food Trade Show celebrate its twenty-first birthday as the event returned to its inaugural Bermuda College venue. The food wholesaler and distributor has hosted the students at its Woodlands Road ware...

In his first major appearance since joining triathlon’s senior ranks, Tyler Smith finished 18th at the European Cup Sprint Triathlon in Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Smith exited the 750-metre swim with the lead pack in 9min 19sec and then featured pro...

A man who admitted two separate drink-driving charges was banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday. Ian DeSilva, 43, pleaded guilty to failing to take a breath test on January 7 and impaired driving on November 24 last year. Magistrate Khamisi T...

A failed sports centre could still be a success if more public money was spent on it, a former MP who led the project in its early years said yesterday. Walter Lister told The Royal Gazette the financial collapse of the Sandys 360 sports centre and p...

Butterfield Bank is raising interest rates for both borrowers and savers. The move comes after the US Federal Reserve raised its influential Fed Funds rate by a quarter of a percentage point this week. Butterfield said today its base rate for Bermuda...

Asphalting will take place at a busy Hamilton junction on Sunday. The work will happen at the junction of Queen Street and Reid Street and will mean partial road closures will be enforced from 6am until the afternoon. Part of Queen Street will close ...

Earth Hour events have been postponed due to the threat of bad weather. Dockyard was due to host live entertainment, food vendors and speeches tomorrow evening. Those will now take place on April 21. Organisers Greenrock urged people to switch their ...

Two food festivals will take place in Hamilton this year. The City of Hamilton is pleased to announce that 2018 will see not one but two Food Festivals in Hamilton. The spring edition will take place from April 12 — April 15. Events over the weeke...

Lost in the Triangle’s “never frozen” policy has helped it win two 2018 Restaurant Weeks People’s Choice Awards: one for lunch and one for dinner. It is the first restaurant to win both People’s Choice Awards in the same year. The lunch category was ...