A carriage driver was injured in Dockyard after one of his horses was spooked, running him over with his own carriage.
The driver was taken to King Edward VII Memorial with injuries to his hand and ba...
The Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) yesterday celebrated Hand Hygiene Day to remind staff to wash their hands.
The initiative, led by the World Health Organisation (WHO) is intended to encourage good ha...
A dry spring has led to an increasing demand on water delivery services, but water truckers have been stalled by closures at Government water depots.
According to one trucker, Government water depots ...
A booklet of coupons sent across the Island was mistakenly labelled OHMS, suggesting that the book was produced or distributed by Government.
The abbreviation OHMS stands for ‘on Her (or His) Majesty’...
Water trucking services are straining this week as lower than average rainfall has dried water tanks across the Island.
Yesterday, one local trucking service said that they were fully booked until Mon...
A British couple said yesterday they were relieved to reach Bermuda this week after 36 hours of bailing water from their boat.
Chris and Barbara Fawcett had set out from the Bahamas for the Island on ...
Some migrant workers in Bermuda are being abused and mistreated by their employers, according to the head of an anti-abuse charity.
Laurie Shiell, of the Centre Against Abuse, said yesterday she has h...
Several men appeared in Supreme Court on gun charges yesterday during a busy arraignments session.
Jahmel Blakeney, 29, Kinte Smith, 25, and Sanchey Grant, 19, were accused of shooting Shaki Minors an...
A teenager was fined for swearing outside a police building.
Sergio Woolridge, 19, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to using offensive words on April 2.
He claimed he had just been attacked by a ...
The Ministry of Public Works is seeking to install a temporary waste water treatment facility on Marsh Folly Road.
The HiPAF Compact treatment plant is said to be both small and temporary, and would b...
