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Even though St George’s is the farthest point away from the planned America’s Cup centre at the West End, there was unanimous excitement and enthusiasm in the Olde Towne for the decision to hold the event in Bermuda, among the people to whom The Roya...

Thieves armed with a blowtorch made off with thousands of dollars’ worth of jewellery after cutting through the fortified glass of a shop. The owners of the Davidrose Jewellery Shop in St George’s, a family business specialising in custom designed br...

The history of St George’s will come eerily alive tomorrow with ghost stories, fortune telling and “wicked” tunes. The St George’s Foundation has organised the Haunted History event, which will have live music from Devil’s Isles Audio and DJ Tan Zaou...

The storm-battered replica of the historic Deliverance may look “more like how we imagine the Sea Venture”, St George’s Foundation director Charlotte Andrews said — but the ship is back open for business, with free admission while repairs continue. B...

The Causeway reopened at 1.10pm today after swift efforts to repair the damage from Hurricane Gonzalo. The authorities had hoped to relink the Island with the East End at about noon but work took a little longer. Only one lane of traffic is in use. P...

Figures from centuries ago will be resurrected in St George’s for a night of Halloween entertainment, offbeat education and fundraising for the Old Town. “Haunted History”, hosted by the St George’s Foundation, will debut on November 1 with ghostly p...

Marginal Wharf could be in line for a facelift after the landowners opened up the area to development plans. The berth has been blighted by the rusting hull of the Niobe Corinthian, while the surrounding land on Southside has become run down over the...

In 1803, the poet Thomas Moore found his married neighbour, Hester “Nea” Tucker, so alluring that he wrote a scandalous poem about his lust for her. Today, the owners of Ms Tucker’s namesake, Aunt Nea’s Inn in St George’s, hope that the property will...

Desarrollos Hotelco Group, selected from five companies to redevelop the 124-acre ‘Club Med’ site — officially called the St George’s tourism development site — is more than half way through its exclusive negotiation period of 120 days, chairman of t...

In the late 1850s, a British officer with considerable artistic talents travelled around Bermuda and painted a number of scenes in watercolours, a legacy of historical images now to be found in the Fay and Geoffrey Elliott Collection in the Bermuda A...

In May, 1610, Sea Venture survivors left Bermuda and sailed on to Jamestown, Virginia in the Deliverance and Patience pinnaces loaded down with provisions that would save the fledging new world colony from starvation. Many locals know the story well,...