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A supermarket has shut up shop for two days for cleaning in “an abundance of caution” after a spike in Covid-19 cases. The MarketPlace chain said its Shelly Bay store would be closed until Friday. The notice said: “The MarketPlace’s most urgent prior...

Regiment troops have been praised for their dedication to duty while enforcing stay-at-home safety regulations. The Royal Bermuda Regiment was embodied last week after Government imposed strict public safety regulations in an effort to stem the recen...

Police are again telling people not to call 911 for queries on Covid-19 regulations. It is the second time the police have issued the appeal to the public as they are being inundated with calls. A police spokesman said: “Once again our communications...

Another person has died from Covid-19 – the 20th since the start of the pandemic – the Ministry of Health announced last night. The announcement came as Government released its latest Covid-19 figures, which included another 91 new cases among 2,100 ...

A leading lab in the island’s battle against Covid-19 marked its one-year anniversary today. A spokesman for the Bermuda Government Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory said its first year had been “a roller coaster”. Its director, Carika Weldon, arrived ...

Now that the stay at home order has been relaxed, companies and services are gradually re-opening or extending their in-person operating hours. This list will be continuously updated. If you wish to advise the public of a change in operating hours, p...

The Lamb Foggo urgent care centre in St David’s has reopened after closing for deep cleaning following a Covid case. On Saturday a spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said: “The BHB advises that the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre will not be o...

The surge in Covid-19 cases has caused delays at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, according to the deputy chief of emergency. Roslyn Bascombe-Adams, said the emergency department had seen 150 “known or newly confirmed“ Covid-19 patients in the ...

Faith Burgess-Clarke 1929-2021 Bermuda’s first chiropractor who “broke barriers” as a Black woman in the field has died at 92. Faith Burgess-Clarke also served in the Adult Education Society and the Professional Women’s Club. Deeply religious an...

Bermuda’s Covid-related death toll last night rose to 19. A spokeswoman said: “The Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, today advised that sadly, Bermuda has experienced another Covid-19 related death this weekend. “This brings the total number of Covid...