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Residents were invited to help record the island’s generosity during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Association of Fundraising Professionals Bermuda Chapter said it supported a project designed to “track the philanthropic response” to the coronavirus cri...

Oil Insurance and Oil Casualty Insurance have donated more than $350,000 for ongoing community support primarily to help struggling families. The companies, who annually support about 30 charities, set up a special fund to specifically assist with Co...

The owners of Washington Mall are planning to carry out a deep clean of the premises using disinfectant known to kill the novel coronavirus and will introduce strict measures to protect people when it reopens. Some retailers who rent space in the mal...

More than 100 returned residents touched down on Bermudian soil on an air-bridge flight from the United States yesterday. The Delta Air Lines charter flight from Atlanta, Georgia, organised with travel agency Travel Edge, brought home students and re...

Essential workers can now get a 50 per cent discount on transfer fees at Western Union in Hamilton. The international money-transfer company, on Burnaby Street in Hamilton, joined forces with its island agent Blue Nile Services to introduce the schem...

A man in need of an operation that can be done overseas only said yesterday he feared he may lose a limb because of Covid-19 travel restrictions. He said: “There’s a time limit or I’m going to end up losing my leg.” But the man said that he had been...

An enhanced second phase of a return to normal life could start before next weekend, the Premier signalled yesterday. David Burt said that a special sitting of the Cabinet will be held tomorrow to map out what will be included in the next stage. He ...

A limited bus service with strict social-distancing will start on Monday, the Premier announced yesterday. David Burt said that all passengers would have to wear a face mask and keep a minimum of three feet apart when seated. He said buses would be l...

Layoffs and pay cuts caused in the novel coronavirus pandemic have hit people on lower incomes hardest, a survey has found. A poll by Total Research Associates said that 26 per cent of working residents had been laid off. A total of 38 per cent told ...

Police warned drivers to slow down after a car crashed into a wall and suffered major damage. Police said that no one was injured in the crash near Brighton Hill, Devonshire, on Sunday, but the Mini involved lost a wheel on the passenger side. The Be...

This is part one of suggestions to Curtis Dickinson, Minister of Finance, to raise capital and jump-start the “new normal” Bermuda economy. The three most important responsibilities every government has towards its citizens, according to the World E...

The Premier complained last night that negotiations with unions and employers’ associations had got into the public domain. An angry David Burt lamented the release of sensitive negotiations with unions being shared with the public, as he revealed th...