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Up to 50 teams will battle it out for cash prizes at the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition next month. Hannah Strang, organiser of the competition, said: “The event will be an exciting competition for the teams involved and we encourage the public to co...

Multi-award winning singer Monica Brown says she “cannot wait to perform in Bermuda” as she gets ready to headline this year’s Made in Bermuda Festival. The American singer, songwriter, producer, actress and entrepreneur has had a series of Number 1 ...

A disused church in St George’s will soon be home to a new congregation. Gillian Outerbridge, parish administrator at St Peter’s West, said that building on Wellington Slip Road will now be used by the New Testament Church of God. Ms Outerbridge s...

An overgrown stretch of the Railway Trail has been cleared after complaints by residents. Michael Dunkley, Smith’s North MP and shadow national security minister, said Dunkley’s Dairy staff worked with the nearby Green Land Dairy Farm to tackle veget...

Dear Sir, On July 13, I arrived home on American Airlines Flight 308 from Miami. We were due to arrive at 9.45pm, but we arrived 10.45pm instead. With that being said, that night JetBlue and American Airlines from New York were also late. We all came...

Overgrown grass has left a section of the Railway Trail almost impassable, an area resident said yesterday. The man said a recently installed pedestrian bridge over Store Hill in Smith’s had been a benefit, but the state of the surrounding area made ...

Tonight’s British Airways flights to and from Bermuda are delayed. According to the Skyport website, the BA2233 flight from London Gatwick, due to arrive at 6.25pm, departed late and is now expected to land at 9.06pm. Return flight BA2232 is expecte...

A trio of talented Bermudian brothers are gearing up to headline the next edition of a weekly West End event. The Simons Brothers Band will perform at Destination Dockyard on Monday night. Band member Jonathan Simon said the band loving playing in t...

A lawyer who led an inquiry into the police’s use of pepper spray on protesters represented the Bermuda Police Service before the findings of the investigation were released. Jeffrey Elkinson, the Police Complaints Authority chairman, appeared in Sup...

Legislation to introduce quad bike tours was approved by the House of Assembly, despite the opposition of environmental groups. Walter Roban, the Minister of Transport, said tours will be limited to seven vehicles and will only be allowed on paved ro...

Destination Dockyard is set to return next week with music, art, fun and games in the West End. The revitalised event series, to be run by PinkSand Entertainment, will take place every Monday until the end of September with occasional dates in Octobe...

Businesses in Somerset are gearing up for Cup Match, with the West End set to host the midsummer classic this year. With everyone feeling the festive spirit, some companies are preparing early for the rush on the August 2 and 3 public holiday. Donald...