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Compensation for customers who lose broadband and telephone services is to be added to a draft consumer protection document. The Regulatory Authority said it would revisit its Preliminary Report for the Principles of Consumer Protection for the “sign...

The threat of falling debris has prompted the immediate closure of a section of the Railway Trail along Ferry Reach, the Ministry of Public Works announced. A stretch of the trail in the area of Anchorage View Road in St George’s was temporarily decl...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment is on the hunt for new recruits to sign up for the country’s first Coast Guard. A total of nine full-time posts are available — four boatswain’s mates, four marine enforcement specialists and one maritime unit commander. Ma...

A dramatic moment in Bermuda’s history in which a group of enslaved ship passengers won their freedom is up on display at the Bermuda National Library. The exhibit commemorates a 19th-century court case after the American ship Enterprise reached Berm...

A young man’s account of his descent into crime and the hard lessons brought back was unveiled to the public this week. Kellan Lewis, 28, told an audience at the Bermuda National Library on Wednesday night: “The purpose of this book is to bring chang...

The pluses and pitfalls of life online are the focus of a conference, running tomorrow and Friday, with 800 middle and high school students invited to attend. Brought by the Bermuda Government’s Department of ICT Policy and Innovation, the third annu...

Plumes of smoke from Belco’s North Power Plant were caused by tests run on its new generators, the company said yesterday. A spokesman for Ascendant Group, the parent company of the electricity producer, said that tests had twice caused “brief discha...

Bermuda’s solar energy was the topic of a meeting this month between solar providers, the Department of Planning and Walter Roban, the home affairs minister. Mr Roban met with representatives from the Department of Energy, BE Solar, Greenlight Solar,...

The owner of a property on Peat Lane in Pembroke, where armed police attended on Sunday in the wake of a shooting on nearby Field View Lane, was found to have “no involvement in this matter”, according to Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley. Mr...

A “ghost ship” that sparked a warning to seafarers after it was abandoned 1,300 miles off the island has made an unexpected return. The 250ft MV Alta became the centre of international attention after it ran aground last Saturday on the rocky shoreli...