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A body representing Bermuda’s leading international re/insurers has held its first virtual board meeting last month and has signalled that the market remains open for global business during the coronavirus crisis. Members of the Association of Bermu...

All of Bermuda’s banks have decided to waive ATM fees for Bermuda dollar cash withdrawals for the period of “shelter in place” conditions. This means that customers of one bank will be able to withdraw cash from the ATM of other banks without financ...

Adam Bathgate has joined Walkers (Bermuda) Ltd as a partner in the firm’s Corporate, Finance, Funds and Insurance Group. Mr Bathgate started his career with Clifford Chance and was part of its leveraged finance group in London and Munich before spe...

Three people were today charged with breaches of state of emergency regulations at an online sitting of Magistrates’ Court. Rickai Raynor, 22, from Southampton, pleaded not guilty to allegations that he broke shelter in place rules by driving a car a...

The National Museum of Bermuda is asking community members to pre-order admissions tickets through their website to support the Museum while its historic buildings and grounds are closed due to the pandemic. Supporters can buy now, enjoy free offerin...

A festive favourite enjoyed across the island at Christmas with or without a tot of rum is on the shelves early in a bid to boost morale in the Covid-19 crisis. Families will be able to enjoy eggnog over Easter after a Bermuda business vowed to start...

Two snow geese blown in by high winds have found a temporary home on St George’s golf course. Paul Watson, a keen birdwatcher, said: “They were on the promontory near Blackbeard’s early Friday afternoon and, on Friday evening, they were on the old 13...

A free programme to deliver critical medical supplies to diabetics during the Covid-19 lockdown “gives people a sense of hope”, the chairwoman of the Bermuda Diabetes Association said yesterday. Debbie Jones admitted: “It makes you want to cry, how g...

The public were enlisted last night in the fight against price gouging during the coronavirus crisis. Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, said an online reporting system had been created after “numerous calls” about price increases in stores. Mr Roban ...

This is the last in a three-part series studying the unintended consequences of the novel coronavirus on island and worldwide from an economic standpoint The coronavirus economic blow is such that there is no orthodox way to bear the burden of the r...

The white square block of St Thomas’s hospital sits on the banks of the Thames, right across Westminster Bridge from the House of Commons. The hubbub of cameras in front of its door since Boris Johnson was admitted as a patient on Sunday signals that...

A former national football supremo can add “virtual coach” to his résumé after he turned to video training sessions for players during the Covid-19 crisis. Kenny Thompson has introduced inventive methods for housebound youngsters from his K-Tech prog...