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The parents of a man killed in a New Year’s Day boat crash said that a hospitality industry scholarship to be renamed in memory of their son would have meant the world to him. Christopher Hassell said that his son, Adrian, who was a concierge agent ...

After two years in operation, the BruMae Caffé on Burnaby Street closed its doors today. But owners Ashly and Bruno Cucinotta said this is not goodbye. “We are relocating,” Mrs Cucinotta said. “I don’t want to say to where yet, but it will be out of ...

The long wait is over, Mr Chicken in Sandys has finally hatched. Owners David and Beryl Furbert held a grand opening for Mr Chicken at 23 Somerset Road, on Thursday. The fast food eatery is their fifth Mr Chicken, and possibly their last. “This one ...

Bermuda’s electric rental car pioneers Current Vehicles have launched an app to help explorers to navigate the island. CV App, available as a free download from The App Store, features content about more than 100 island attractions including beaches,...

Caddyshack Bar and Grill, the 19th hole at Bermuda Fun Golf in Royal Naval Dockyard, has added food service to the menu. The mini-golf course and bar opened in 2013, but until now patrons have only been able to order drinks following their round. “No...

Plans for a small concession area in Shelly Bay Park will be unveiled at a meeting this evening. The Ministry of Public Works will also present plans for access for seniors and the disabled at the beach at the event, to be held at Francis Patton Prim...

A Hamilton Parish beach could be more user-friendly for the elderly and disabled in time for the summer. LaVerne Furbert, a member of a pressure group that mounted a successful campaign against Bermuda Tourism Authority plans for concessions housed i...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has revealed more than $12 million in external contracts as part of requirements of public access to information legislation. The contracts included a total of $5.4 million for marketing and promotions, $4.7 million in r...

Glenn Jones has been promoted to the Bermuda Tourism Office’s next chief experience development officer, replacing the outgoing Pat Phillip-Fairn. He will officially begin in the post on April 29. Mr Jones joined the BTA in January 2015 as the direct...

Watching electricians arrive in the early morning to shop for supplies with a coffee in hand, and couples browsing the lighting and home decor showroom on the weekend with their cups of java, Lindsay Butterfield and her colleagues at ESC Ltd had a “l...

Applications for betting shop licences may be “rubber-stamped” by the Government, the chairman of the Betting Licensing Authority warned yesterday. Juan Wolffe, the senior magistrate, questioned how much investigation could be done if a request for a...

When the Island Restaurant Group opened Brew on Front Street in mid-November, plans for a soft opening went pleasantly awry. Instead of a handful of customers, people streamed in looking to grab a drink or a bite to eat while they did their Christma...