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Mad Hatters Restaurant and the Bermuda Fudge Company have teamed up to offer kerbside delivery of the sweet treat. Sarah Burrows, the owner of the Dockyard-based fudge makers, said she was forced to look at new ways to generate revenue after the Covi...

Restrictions on shopping based on surnames were relaxed for retail stores from yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, signalled on Twitter late on Wednesday night that there would be some “loosening and some tightening” of rules announced. Mr Burt added...

Tables and chairs have been set up on City Hall lawn in the heart of Hamilton in a bid to encourage people to spend cash on takeout food from restaurants. A spokeswoman for the city said the move was a part of a drive to support businesses affected b...

Shoppers received surprise gifts of grocery vouchers outside supermarkets yesterday after a sponsor of the island’s oldest road race forked out $10,000 to fund the scheme. Dental practice Kerin Oral Care celebrated its tenth anniversary by joining fo...

Social distances at businesses will be enforced as part of the second phase of relaxed Covid-19 restrictions, the national security minister warned today. Wayne Caines said that, although stores have been allowed to open their doors and restaurants h...

When Cathy Ferreira Roberts closed her St George store Bermuda Linens and Gifts last August she thought it was the end. Then a better location opened up further down Water Street and she thought she’d try again with an improved, trendier store. On ...

After eight years in operation, Hand Made Bermuda has closed its Dockyard store. But co-owner Jan Quinn, who runs the store with Andrea Moniz, said this is not the end. The consignment store will be now selling its locally made items, such as art, j...

Retail sales edged 1.1 per cent higher in February than in the same month last year, after adjustment for inflation. Food stores recorded the largest volume increase of 5.6 per cent. Retailers partly attributed the higher sales volume to the extra sh...

The owners of Washington Mall are planning to carry out a deep clean of the premises using disinfectant known to kill the novel coronavirus and will introduce strict measures to protect people when it reopens. Some retailers who rent space in the mal...

Dear Sir, I have a complaint. At the beginning of the shelter-in-place, the supermarkets said they would give a 5 per cent discount every day. Well, two weeks ago (April 18), they stopped giving me my discount. And now we have to continue shopping by...

Auto Solutions is enabling prospective customers to “kick the tyres” of new vehicles from their own home as the company grapples with pandemic-related restrictions. Customers can view cars in the lot outside at the Pembroke distributor, but they are ...

More shoppers are using contactless cards to pay for goods during the Covid-19 pandemic to avoid handling cash and the need to put PIN numbers into a checkout keypad. John Tester, the general manager of Pembroke-based point-of-sale equipment speciali...