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A major hardware store said that it had not received the go-ahead to open today after a relaxation of lockdown rules on shopping. Gorham’s, on St John’s Road in Pembroke, said in an e-mail to customers that “no government permissions have been issue...

Coastguard personnel from the Royal Bermuda Regiment kept tabs yesterday on boat movements and coastal areas. The soldiers mounted boat patrols around the island to enforce the Government’s shelter-in-place regulations on the water and on land. Corpo...

The public have dug deep into their pockets to support Family Centre’s work to help people left in dire straits by the coronavirus shutdown. Martha Dismont, the charity’s executive director, said demand for assistance had increased because of the Co...

Richard “Dick” Butterfield, a stalwart of Bermuda’s arts community, has died, aged 90. Mr Butterfield was born in Bermuda on September 7, 1929 and attended Saltus Grammar School as a child. He left the island in 1942 to attend Trinity College Schoo...

A charity set up to assist women and their children facing hardship has experienced “unprecedented” demand from struggling single mothers. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said the charity had fielded about 2...

Police warned business owners to take extra precautions to protect their premises during the Covid-19 lockdown. Chief Inspector Arthur Glasford said that business closures or reduced hours meant fewer “eyes on the street” to spot and report suspiciou...

A lucky little girl was given a very special birthday gift this weekend — despite the cancellation of her party because of the Covid-19 lockdown. Annie Duffin could not have friends round for a celebration, but her 5th birthday was still one to reme...

A way forward during the Covid-19 crisis is an important discussion to be had. The Government seems very rightly concerned about balancing the public safety with the rights of the people to live their lives and reopening the economy. By background,...

People who live with diabetes are used to making multiple decisions per day that may affect their health. They are used to planning in advance for meals, medication, travel and exercise. This hypervigilance will have been good training for the presen...

People are being invited to submit their personal experiences of the Covid-19 crisis to form part of an online exhibition by the National Museum of Bermuda. United Together: Sharing Bermuda’s Covid-19 Pandemic Stories is a collection of electronic re...

Police have warned the public to watch out for scam e-mails that claim to be from two island regulatory authorities. A police spokesman said that the e-mail addresses were “considered to be highly compromised with malicious URLs which redirect to cre...

International meteorologists have warned that this year’s hurricane season could be busier than normal. A forecast from North Carolina State University predicted between 18 and 22 named storms for the season, which starts on June 1. The university sa...