Islanders urged to stay alert for little fire ant
Distinct from the red fire ant, the little fire ant is an invasive species that is not currently known to be present in Bermuda, but could be accidentally intro
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Norway seizes Russian ship, sparking anger in Moscow, to compensate Ukrainian energy firm
Officials said the vessel, the Professor Molchanov, was seized late on Wednesday in Barentsburg, a coal mining settlement that Russia operates on the Norwegian
‘People called him Scientist; I called him Junior’
A widely recognised member of the island’s unsheltered population was almost always seen with a bicycle, travelling the length and breadth of Bermuda on a variety of models.
“It makes me happy,” Junio…
“It makes me happy,” Junio…
Lane closure in Pembroke for cable repairs
A section of North Shore Road in Pembroke has been limited to one lane of traffic until Saturday.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised of an emergency closure near Whitney Avenue to re…
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised of an emergency closure near Whitney Avenue to re…
Hayward says Government to get tough on marriage fraud
The island lacks a defined framework to define and investigate “sham marriages”, the economy and labour minister has said, highlighting cases in which complaints have been filed over “suspicious activ…
Tyler James shines at Aiken Summerfest
Bermudian equestrian Tyler James enjoyed an exceptional fortnight at Bruce’s Field in Aiken, South Carolina, claiming multiple victories across the Aiken Summ
Burnham and Macron discuss drive to get UK ‘closer to Europe’
Burnham last month said Britain should be bolder in pursuing closer ties with the European Union
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Police issue 135 tickets in five hours for traffic offences
Police issued 135 tickets for road traffic offences within a five-hour period this morning and urged members of the public to abide by the law.
According to a social media post by the Bermuda Police S…
According to a social media post by the Bermuda Police S…
Swedish election is a close race with 10 days to go, poll shows
While earlier polls have pointed to near-certain victory for the opposition headed by Social Democrats leader Magdalena Andersson, the latest surveys show that
Premier Burt Attends Meetings In Europe
Premier David Burt has held a series of meetings in Brussels and Paris this week with EU officials and financial regulators, before returning to Brussels for the ABIR International Insurance Dialogue Conference. A Government spokesperson said, “The Premier continues his engagements in Europe, supported by the Government of Bermuda’s EU Representative, Ms Aliyyah Ahad and …
Two Vehicle Collision In Southampton
[Updated] A two-vehicle collision involving a car and a motorcycle occurred in Southampton today [Sept 3]. A police spokesperson said, “Around 11:35am Thursday, 3rd September 2026, police and emergency medical personnel responded to a reported serious two-vehicle collision in Southampton. “Apparently the collision involved a car and a motorcycle, along South Road, Southampton near Harbour …
Premier continues engagements in Europe
Topics of discussion include financial regulation and taxes
The Premier continues his engagements in Europe, supported by the Government of Bermuda’s
When does an e-bike become a motorcycle?
OBA says legislation should keep pace with the technology
Statement by Craig Cannonier, Shadow Minister of Transport:
As the House of Assembly prepa
Car and bike involved in Southampton collision
Around 11:35am Thursday, 3rd September 2026, police and emergency medical personnel responded to a reported serious two-vehicle collision in Southampton.
Water leak repairs close part of Harbour Road
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment wishes to advise the motoring public that an emergency lane closure will take place on Harbour Road near Belmont Ro
St Mary’s celebrates 400 years
St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church in Warwick will celebrate its 400th anniversary through several services in the coming weeks.
A statement said the Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, the Anglican Bishop …
A statement said the Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, the Anglican Bishop …
Around 11:35am Thursday, 3rd September
Around 11:35am Thursday, 3rd September 2026, police and emergency medical personnel responded to a reported serious two-vehicle collision in Southampton.
Lane on Harbour Road closed for leak repair
A section of Harbour Road in Warwick is limited to one lane of traffic today.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised of an emergency lane closure near Belmont Road, Warwick, until 6pm t…
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised of an emergency lane closure near Belmont Road, Warwick, until 6pm t…
Serious two-vehicle collision in Southampton
A serious two-vehicle collision took place in Southampton this morning, police have reported.
A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said: “Around 11.35am on September 3, police and emergency med…
A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said: “Around 11.35am on September 3, police and emergency med…
Camps stay SunSmart this summer
For more than 25 years, Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s SunSmart Programme has helped shape a healthier, safer summer culture for children, families and camp communities.
This year marked a milesto…
This year marked a milesto…
Linda Smith On Govt’s Channel House Plan
Shadow Minister for Seniors Linda Smith said she “welcomed news that plans are finally afoot to convert Channel House in St. David’s into a transitional healthcare facility” but she “questions what took so long and whether the plans are singularly, short-sighted.” This follows after the government announced yesterday that Channel House will be converted into …
New parking lot planned for empty East End space
An unused lot in St George’s zoned for tourism could be converted into a private parking lot.
A planning application proposed a change of use for 2 South Prison Street from tourist accommodation to a …
A planning application proposed a change of use for 2 South Prison Street from tourist accommodation to a …
Opinion: Why has it taken so long to develop Channel House?
Statement by Linda Smith, Shadow Minister for Seniors:
Shadow Minister for Seniors, MP Linda Smith welcomed news that plans are finally afoot to convert Cha
Crash in St. George’s holds us commuter traffic
Commuter traffic was held up in St. George’s this morning after a collision.
It took place near the junction of Mullet Bay Road and Welling Park Road and inv
Bermuda is mourning the loss
Bermuda is mourning the loss of one of its most recognizable and, in many ways, unforgettable characters.
Junior Maxwell Ming, affectionately known throughout the island simply as “Scientists,” died on Monday, leaving behind a wave of memories, photographs, videos and stories from people who encountered him over the years. https://tnnbda.com/bermuda-mourns-scientists-a-one-of-a-kind-character-who-touched-many-lives/
Apple facing $2.7 billion UK lawsuit over ‘unfair’ app tracking rules
The lawsuit, filed at London’s Competition Appeal Tribunal on Thursday, follows years of regulatory scrutiny over Apple’s App Tracking Transparency feature, whi
El Niño likely to intensify, may become strongest ever recorded, WMO says
The U.N. weather agency said its forecasts showed a near 100% likelihood that El Niño will persist through February 2027, fuelled by exceptionally warm Pacifi
UK’s Jet2 boosts fuel hedging after solid summer bookings
Global airlines and holiday groups have been grappling with both disruptions in demand and higher energy costs, with several carriers hedging larger parts of th
Car and bike crash in Mullet Bay
A crash between a car and a motorcycle in St George’s resulted in traffic delays this morning.
It happened near the junction of Mullet Bay Road and Wellington Park Road.
The Bermuda Police Service sai…
It happened near the junction of Mullet Bay Road and Wellington Park Road.
The Bermuda Police Service sai…
Belgium reports about 3,000 excess deaths over summer due to heat
From June 18 through July 3, Belgium recorded its highest excess mortality, with 2,035 additional deaths, or 48.8% above expected levels
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Two Vehicle Collision In St. George’s
A collision involving a car and a motorcycle occurred in St. George’s this morning [Sept 3]. A police spokesperson said, “There has been a road traffic collision involving a motorcar and a motorcycle near the Junction of Mullet Bay Road and Wellington Park Road in St. George’s. “Details are limited at this time. However, traffic …
Seniors fear losing home over legal fees from contested wills
An elderly couple fear they will become homeless if they lose a last-ditch attempt to challenge massive legal bills incurred after the wife lost a civil court case.
Elaine and Clancy Charles have liv…
Elaine and Clancy Charles have liv…
Government says deeper dive on prices a necessary move
Legislation enabling the Government to get a clear picture of how prices on essential goods transition from the docks to store shelves is crucial for reining in the island’s cost of living, the Minist…
UK Green leader to seek parliament seat vacated by Starmer
Zack Polanski told the Camden New Journal he would be the Green candidate for Holborn and St Pancras, a left-leaning constituency which Starmer held comfortably
UK economy gathers pace but cost pressures intensify, PMI shows
The final reading of the S&P Global UK Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 52.5 in August from 52.1 in July, its strongest growth since
Paget Parish Council Award Scholarships
The Paget Parish Council has awarded scholarships and bursaries to Hadaz Philpott, Natalia Dill, J’Naz Richards and Nabiilah Nasir to support their higher education studies. A spokesperson said, “The Paget Parish Council has announced the recipients of the 2026 Undergraduate Awards, which provides both scholarship and bursary awards for Paget students studying abroad. “Scholarships are …
Sterling ticks up from three-week low as yen rallies and oil cools
Sterling climbed 0.1% to $1.35, having fallen to a three-week low of $1.348 in the previous session as the safe-haven dollar rose following renewed strikes betw
Stocks, bonds gain ahead of US data, Fed comments; yen rallies
Japanese government bond yields slid from historic peaks, tracking a recovery in global bonds, while the yen powered towards its biggest two-day rally since a b
BermudAir is celebrating its third
BermudAir is celebrating its third anniversary with a series of significant milestones that underline the airline’s continued growth and evolution, including the successful launch of its own ground-handling operation at L.F. Wade International Airport, strong commercial performance through August.
Thriving BermudAir marks third year with discounted fares
BermudAir is celebrating its third anniversary with the next phase of its growth including the launch of its own ground-handling operations and the offer of discounts on fares.
Since operating its ina…
Since operating its ina…
Six-month ban for Smith’s man after crash
A Smith’s man has been disqualified from the roads for six months and hit in the pocket after admitting driving without due care and attention.
Ian Henderson committed the offence on South Road in Dev…
Ian Henderson committed the offence on South Road in Dev…
Stalker sent woman more than 400 messages, court hears
A woman suffered more than 400 “accusatory” and “emotionally threatening” messages from a man who stalked her for months, Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday.
Mark Steede, 43, could face up to 12 month…
Mark Steede, 43, could face up to 12 month…
The property, owned by the
The property, owned by the Bermuda Land Management Corporation, will be converted into a BHB-operated facility that will provide approximately 60 beds, together with dedicated service and amenity space that will support Government’s broader housing and healthcare objectives.
BZS Announces 2026 Scholarship Recipients
The Bermuda Zoological Society has announced Trey Maybury, Luke Foster and Ian Da Silva as recipients of its 2026 Steinhoff Scholarship and Education Awards. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Zoological Society [BZS] is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Steinhoff Scholarship and Education Award. Trey Maybury and Luke Foster were awarded the Steinhoff …
Flight restrictions over stadium during Davis Cup
Air traffic restrictions will be in place over the WER Joell Tennis Stadium during the David Cup this month.
A direction was issued under the Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order 2013 by Thomas…
A direction was issued under the Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order 2013 by Thomas…
BCHC announces calendar for autumn fundraisers
A cancer care charity has opened up registration for its three main autumn fundraisers.
The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s calendar will include the Allshores Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Movembe…
The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s calendar will include the Allshores Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Movembe…
Future stewards of the environment win scholarships
The Bermuda Zoological Society has offered financial support for three young men looking to pursue careers in the sciences.
Trey Maybury and Luke Foster were named the recipients of the 2026 Steinhoff…
Trey Maybury and Luke Foster were named the recipients of the 2026 Steinhoff…
Nepal flood rescue hopes dim amid glimmer of finding tunnel survivors
The flood, triggered by the collapse of a glacier near Nepal’s border with China, devastated towns and valleys across the mountainous region
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Update on school closures may be pending
The contentious issue of school closures may be revisited by returning Education Minister Diallo Rabain, in a promised education reform update in October
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Channel House To Become 60-Bed Care Facility
Channel House will be converted into a “Government-operated care facility with dedicated space for medically fit-for-discharge patients,” the government announced today, adding that it “will add approximately 60 beds” which is a “meaningful increase in community capacity that will relieve pressure on the emergency department, improve patient flow, and support families.” Speaking at a press …