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Sailors have welcomed a crackdown on people who own more moorings than boats. The enforcement of the “one boat, one mooring” rule by the Government aims to tackle the problem of people making a profit from extra spots. A spokesman for the Ministry of...

A 63-year-old driver escaped serious injury when her car hit a wall in Hamilton Parish on Tuesday night. Emergency crews were called to the single vehicle crash on North Shore Road near East Point Lane at about 8.45pm. A police spokesman said the wom...

Seven local students got a first hand look at the insurance industry thanks to a summer internship programme at Liberty Specialty Mutual. “The LSM Bermuda Summer Internship Experience is designed to develop the students’ interest in the insurance ind...

A $30,000 legal education award has been presented to Karim Creary by Appleby. Mr Creary is a graduate from St Lawrence University and has been a legal intern at Appleby since November 2017. He begins his GDL at The University of Law next month. “Hav...

As Bermuda’s marketing partnership with the US Open gets under way next week, the Bermuda Tourism Authority is encouraging entrepreneurs, museum curators and artists to come up with ideas to showcase the island’s fascinating tennis history. The best ...

Three officers represented Bermuda’s police this month at the 2019 World Police & Fire Games in Chengdu, China Pc Jeana Jones ran in the 5km cross country event, while Pc Kyle Godfrey competed in three track and field events: the 100 metres, 400 metr...

Fresh Air Films in Queen Elizabeth Park The City of Hamilton’s Fresh Air Film series, proven to be very popular with families looking to enjoy the outdoors, returns to Queen Elizabeth Park on Friday, September 13th with two free movie screenings. At...

An unannounced charge for ID cards for seniors sparked complaints yesterday about government communication. A senior in his seventies, said the ID cards, used to get seniors free public transportation, were once issued at no cost but will now have an...

The son of the “King of Soul” is to star at Family Centre’s annual Beach Bash fundraiser next month. Otis Redding III will be part of the entertainment at the Fairmont Southampton Ocean Club beach. He said: “I am very excited to come to Bermuda again...

On Sunday, The New York Times Magazine published a series of essays constituting what it calls “The 1619 Project”, a look at America’s legacy of slavery at the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first enslaved Africans to what is now the United ...