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A boat is to be removed after it sank in Flatts Inlet a month ago. A member of the public said the submerged vessel was also leaking diesel. A spokeswoman for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources said officials had contacted the boat’s...

Environmental charity Greenrock is calling on people to consider how they can reduce dependence on fossil fuels, as part of the 14th annual Earth Day in Bermuda. Taking place on March 27, there will be a live stream and television broadcast from 6.3...

An objection has been lodged against a proposed crushing and sifting plant on industrial land on Marsh Lane in Devonshire. Myles Darrell, conservation officer for the Bermuda National Trust, said the proposal did not consider nature reserve zoning on...

A community-minded Warwick resident had a thirsty day’s work this week tidying the roadside near his home. Leo Betschart said: “People should be aware. I couldn’t believe it – I took out about 120 bottles and I haven’t evening finished that stretch o...

A charity dedicated to cleaning up Bermuda’s trash will be able to buy more equipment thanks to a $5,000 donation. The Garden Club of Bermuda, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, presented Keep Bermuda Beautiful with the money to he...

One of the biggest solar panel installations at a school is to be installed at Warwick Academy. The school said the 274 high performance 330 watt panels will reduce its electricity bill by about 17 per cent – a saving of about $50,000 a year. Jane Vi...

Ceiling tiles in ten primary classrooms at the Bermuda High School for Girls have been found to contain between five and 12 percent asbestos and will be removed later this year. The discovery was made when preparing for an air-conditioning upgrade a...

Bermuda’s “physical heritage” and one-of-a-kind ecosystems could be put in jeopardy by climate change, a British member of the House of Lords warned. Baroness Andrews of Southover said that rising temperatures and higher humidity could erode Bermuda’...

Further planning applications to upgrade the water infrastructure in the east end have been submitted for approval. The applications - described as tender package four - propose the partial demolition and repurposing of several buildings and equipmen...

A member of the public has called for access to one of the island’s top beaches to be restored five months after a hurricane battered the entry to Elbow Beach. The popular South Shore beach in Paget bore the brunt of storm surge from Hurricane Teddy,...