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A funeral service is to be held tomorrow for Andrea Burgess, a mother of three who had found a new life abroad after years of tragedy. Ms Burgess, who died suddenly from a brain haemorrhage on January 4 at the age of 55, had been visiting Bermuda fro...

Bermuda-based First Atlantic Commerce (FAC) has linked up with a tour management booking company in the Bahamas. The Island online payments provider is to work with RezBS, a Bahamian booking platform, to allow real time online credit card processing ...

International law firm Harneys has signed up five new lawyers for its Bermuda practice. And the firm said it planned to expand its on-Island team further in the coming months. Sarah-Jane Hurrion, Harneys’ managing partner, said: “Harneys’ growth in B...

A ten-year-old girl has decided to give all her birthday money away to charity for the second year in a row. Warwick Academy student Rachael Betschart set an example for us all by donating $650 to the Coalition for the Protection of Children’s Breakf...

Instead of being one of the competitors to watch in Friday night’s senior school boys mile, Tyler Smith will be on the sidelines when defending champion David Darrell goes for a third straight title on Front Street. Smith broke his foot warming up fo...

“For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls” — Metallica By Chris Famous There is a bell in Devonshire that has been tolling for multiple generations. Anyone living in Devonshire North knows that bell very intricately. It has to...

Political parties would have to disclose who funds their election campaigns under new legislation proposed by Marc Bean yesterday. The Opposition leader called a press conference to push for a new good governance law to outlaw corruption and shine a ...

A real estate firm has launched a pioneering company to rent furniture to new Island residents. Albert and Debbie Moura, who run Moura & Associates, spotted a gap in the market in catering to overseas workers. Now they aim to provide customised packa...

Animal advocacy group Punish the Deed has renewed its call for a dog amnesty after helping to arrange for the export of two seized dogs from Bermuda. Both pets, which would have faced euthanasia had they remained on the Island, were flown to a tempor...

Bermudians are not getting value for money when it comes to healthcare, according to Tawanna Wedderburn. Addressing Hamilton Rotary’s weekly meeting, the chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council gave a presentation illustrating the Island’s annu...

A firm has threatened to start selling off Corporation of Hamilton land if it does not receive the $18 million it is owed over the failed Par-la-Ville hotel project by the end of Friday. Mexico Infrastructure Finance’s legal team has told the corpora...

A cycling enthusiast has launched a new rental service offering retro-style bicycles for hire. And Lou Matthews said the St George’s-based tour business weRide had proved as popular with locals as with tourists. Mr Matthews, who is also director of s...