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The US Consul General yesterday presented the Premier with a special portrait of one of Bermuda’s early Cup Match heroes. Lee Rizzuto, who arrived in Bermuda just before the Cup Match holiday this year, said he quickly learnt of its importance to Be...

The trial of a senior Government care worker charged with an assault a teenager in her care will return to Magistrates’ Court next year. Kennette Robinson, 52, has denied charges that she punched and mistreated a 17-year-old girl in an incident at th...

A new moth has set up home in Bermuda – although how the species arrived is a mystery. The “exceptionally large” fig sphinx moth was first recorded in Bermuda in October 2017 and their numbers have risen since then. Claire Jessey, an entomologist wit...

This year’s hurricane season underlined the need to protect Bermuda’s national bird, researchers have said. Jeremy Madeiros, the chief terrestrial conservation officer at the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, said in the winter edition...

Preparation for the demolition of historic Albert Row near the entrance to Dockyard has started. A spokesman for the West End Development Corporation, the owners, said: “The work taking place is the removal of asbestos in preparation for the eventual...

A social inquiry report was yesterday ordered on a man after he admitted possession of more than $1,700 worth of cocaine with intent to supply. Magistrates’ Court heard that police stopped Zjah Fari Smith, 25, on St John’s Road in Pembroke after they...

Deloitte Bermuda has highlighted its charitable and environmental efforts this year with the release of its 2020 Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Report. A spokeswoman for the audit and advisory firm said 2020 brought “a new set of challe...

Covid-19 restrictions are to be extended for another two weeks after 12 new cases of the coronavirus were confirmed, it was revealed last night. The restrictions – including an 11pm curfew and orders for bars and restaurants to close at 10pm – were ...

A while ago, there was a publication in The Royal Gazette and a discussion below about the plans of the Government of Bermuda to ditch the early announced collaboration with Bitfury on implementing blockchain to the land registration sector. After 1...

Bermuda is arguably going through the toughest social and economic time in recent memory. We are dealing with a pandemic that has varying polarising views on masks, vaccines, curfews and the stripping away of our constitutional rights. Businesses are...

A “delightful display” of children reading and talking about their favourite characters marked the start of a modified literary festival. The Children’s Reading Festival will be held in drive-by form this year after it was affected by Covid-19 restri...