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A charitable cleaning crew pitched in to collect trash in the west end while collection services were down. But Richard Walker-Talbot, a driver with Talbot Enterprises, said that his family company could only do so much and needed help from the publi...

A “significant” portion of Bermuda’s trash was collected this week by back-up crews, the Government said tonight. And normal trash collection is to resume on Monday after the Ministry of Public Works put extra contingency plans in place. Government ...

The number of Covid-19 cases has more than doubled to 15, the Premier announced last night. David Burt said that eight more people had tested positive for coronavirus on top of the seven already detected. He added the news was “alarming” but “not u...

Former football star Shaun Goater is on the bench with his family amid the Covid-19 crisis in the UK. The ex-Manchester City player, his wife and two adult daughters are all at home in Greater Manchester after Britain imposed major shutdowns in the w...

Fresh produce is abundant in Bermuda, the island’s farmers said this week. Tom Wadson explained: “This is prime time for everything, and it is increasing daily. Everybody is into a pretty serious harvest. Good food is available now.” Newly harvested ...

Bermuda’s first woman premier asked social-media users yesterday to be responsible online after a false claim that she should have been in self-quarantine as part of the battle against the coronavirus. Dame Pamela Gordon-Banks said she feared for the...

Bermudian re/insurer Argo Group International Holdings Ltd is to hold its annual general meeting in a virtual format next month. The decision to move away from an in-person meeting was prompted by moves to slow the spread of Covid-19, which include r...

Butterfield is to temporarily reopen its Rosebank Centre on Bermudiana Road for banking services. The bank had closed down the centre last September. But today Butterfield said that starting next Monday, teller service would be available at the locat...

“While an emergency does not create power, an emergency may furnish the occasion for the exercise of the power.” That statement was made by Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court during the Great Depression of the 1930s, but it ...

It’s been “an up and down year” for Emma Steele. Hers was a spur-of-the-moment submission to the Bermuda National Gallery’s 2020 Bermuda Biennial. She was thrilled when it was accepted, the news coming with the success of her work-in-progress show a...

A legal bid to put the assets of the stalled Caroline Bay resort project into the hands of provisional liquidators was launched yesterday, the Government revealed last night. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Finance said: “The developers acknowledg...

As parents, grandparents and students, we must work collectively to ensure that we have a positive outcome during these challenging times. We all must make a contribution to ensure that the delivery of education remains as seamless as possible and th...