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The yellow forms used to bring possessions through Customs have been discarded from use, with the agency citing frustration caused by the practice. Local travellers will no longer be required by Customs to register items of value with a yellow form, ...

Dennis Eve wanted to see the world. So he quit his job and did just that. The 33-year-old rented out his home and went off alone, on a year-long trip through Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia, South America and Antarctica. He believes it’s an option f...

Traffic near the new Acute Care Wing will be reduced to a single late tomorrow afternoon as workers install a new well pump. According to a Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) spokeswoman, work is scheduled to begin tomorrow at 4pm and take between four an...

Drivers skirting Hamilton on Rosemont Avenue are using the road as a “speedway” according to a complaint online, although a nursery school in the area reported only occasional traffic issues. The thoroughfare, which also has four guest houses nearby,...

Mandarin anyone? It isn’t an easy language to learn but Hailey Quig can’t wait to give it a try. She’ll have plenty of opportunity. Come September, the 15-year-old will leave the Island for northwestern China for two years. It’s part of a cultural ex...

Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier formally reopened Palmetto Road this afternoon more than two years after it was damaged. Traffic on the road has been limited since February 28, 2013, when heavy rains caused a retaining wall to collapse. The con...

Somewhere over Greenland John Tomlinson knew he’d made a horrible mistake. The air flowing into his vintage Cessna was below zero, and he’d only brought a fleece jacket for the 6,000-mile journey to Bermuda. “When I first left Bermuda to pick up the ...

Representatives of the St David’s Islanders and Native Community joined the legendary Johnny Barnes yesterday morning at Crow Lane to greet the rush-hour traffic with a view to promoting their powwow today and tomorrow. The group also went to West Pe...

Into every life a little rain must fall, and Andre Raine has had his share. The Bermudian ornithologist works in the mountains of Kauai, Hawaii, the wettest place on earth. “I get wet a lot,” said Dr Raine. “Rainstorms come really often. We have to b...

For Kevin Minors the only thing better than watching online shows is making them. The 23-year-old recently launched Bermudian at University — a web series detailing some common experiences for Bermudians abroad. The first episode The Triangle launch...

Dear Sir, The furore raised last week over the extra long flight times of the British Airways flights to and from Bermuda was out of all proportion to reality. What was the problem? For some years now BA’s resources have been severely overstretched ...

British Airways has apologised for delays this week and has reassured passengers that it would never operate a flight unless safe to do so. Since Monday, the airline’s flights to and from Bermuda have been taking a more northerly route — adding up to...