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A historic Bermudian tree which was the oldest living exhibit in a Scottish botanic garden has at last come down. Workmen moved in to a Victorian glasshouse at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, home to the palmetto – scientific name Sabal Bermud...

D’Andre Wainwright has made a return to English non-League football after completing a move to Redcar Athletic. The 21-year-old opted to cut his previous stint in England, with Billingham Synthonia, short and return to Bermuda in January after the No...

More health professionals have opted to take the Covid-19 vaccination, Bermuda Hospitals Board Chief of Staff said yesterday. At a press conference this afternoon, Wesley Miller said that 76 per cent of registered and enrolled nurses, including c...

The Premier criticised “negligence” in the fight against Covid-19 and last night highlighted a case where some people had got the vaccine but left an elderly relative unprotected. David Burt said: “Those persons have gotten their vaccine, but their p...

A return to lockdown would only “kick the can down the road” in the battle against Covid-19, the Chief Medical Officer warned last night. Ayo Oyinloye admitted there was evidence from the third wave of coronavirus infections in the spring that “if we...

The Opposition has welcomed a decision to drop a policy that forced non-vaccinated travellers to quarantine in approved centres. But the One Bermuda Alliance asked the Government to provide details on how much the controversial policy had cost taxpay...

Residents who get vaccinated against the coronavirus at a series of pop-up clinics will be in with a chance of winning a weekend hotel stay. The Hamilton Princess and Beach Club will host three sessions when people will be treated to lemonade, cookie...

A community activist has appealed to the public to take part in a candlelit vigil to honour people who have died from Covid-19. Mark Anderson, who works for the transport department, said he wanted to organise a stay-at-home vigil to help people deal...

A lounger designed for newborn babies has been recalled because of risk of suffocation, it was announced yesterday. A government spokesman said anyone who had Boppy Newborn Loungers should stop using them. She added: “Infants can suffocate if they ro...

The consultation period for feedback on single-use plastic proposals has been extended, the Ministry of Home Affairs said yesterday. It will now end on Sunday, October 31. A Ministry spokesman said: “The Government remains committed to beginning the...

Bermudian Michelle Seymour Smith has been appointed to the board of Conduit Holdings Limited as an independent, non-executive director. The company said that Ms Seymour Smith has enjoyed a highly successful career in the Bermudian insurance industry ...

The English Premier League title race continues to ebb and flow nicely, with four genuine contenders pushing vigorously to become champions of England. A few surprise packages have even jumped into the fold, and the usual suspects are fighting for th...