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The Island’s latest round of stormy weather left the iconic Spirit of Bermuda unscathed, the Bermuda Sloop Foundation has announced: the vessel is overseas undergoing routine repairs. Foundation CEO Denise Riviere said the charity had fielded numerou...

The Bermuda Bicycle Association’s IBC Front Street races, including the National Criterium Championships, which were postponed last weekend, have been rescheduled for Sunday, November 16. The event was called off because of Hurricane Gonzalo. The ...

Blue bag recycling will be collected tomorrow in the West and on Friday in the East. Regular garbage and recycling collections will continue next week as per the 2014 Garbage and Recycling calendar which can be found on pages 18-21 in the blue pages ...

The Post Office’s Processing Centre has been closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo. The building sustained damage during the Category 3 hurricane and there remains a hole in the roof of the structure. A Government spokesman said this evening ...

Residents who use gas have been told to take extra caution in the wake of Hurricane Gonzalo. And the Bermuda Gas Company said safety measures should be implemented. “Bermuda Gas technicians continue to refuel, repair, and reconnect customers as quick...

The winter ferry schedule will come into effect from Monday. Timetables will be available from the Hamilton Ferry Terminal from this Friday. The schedule will also be available online at marineandports.bm.

Lawyer Georgia Marshall has been unveiled as the One Bermuda Alliance’s candidate in the by-election for Sandys South. A leading specialist in matrimonial and family law and a director at law firm Marshall Diel and Myers, the long-term resident of t...

A technology security company founded in Bermuda has made its mark on a promotion of cross-border electronic transactions by European leaders. The high-level seal of approval for QuoVadis came when senior European Commission (EC) officials held an el...

The St George’s community is mourning the death of one of its top footballers from the 1950s and ’60s. Sinclair “Charger” Reid, a centre back for Wellington Rovers, who also played for Bermuda select teams, died last Thursday aged 79 after suffering ...

Organisers say next month’s Bermuda Convergence 2014 will go ahead, despite storm damage to the tent that was intended to host it. The tent fixed to the roof of Pier Six which provided the conference with space in which to hold the event, was demolis...

Residents were seeing red at City Hall today — but all for a good cause. PRIDE Bermuda launched its Red Ribbon awareness week this afternoon, which aims to celebrate the parents, families, organisations, teachers, religious communities and service a...