Mail to and from Canada will be subject to significant delays because of strike action by postal workers overseas.
The Bermuda Post Office said yesterday no mail was being accepted at the Vancouver or...
A taxi overturned after it was in collision with a car on a Paget roundabout on Saturday.
Police said the incident happened on the parish’s Berry Hill Road at the north roundabout.
The taxi driver, a ...
Police launched an investigation after a break-in at a government-run home for girls at the weekend.
The Brangman Home was hit by a raider in the early hours of Saturday morning.
A spokeswoman for the...
Seven motorists were arrested for impaired driving in the latest series of roadside sobriety tests.
Checkpoints were in place from Thursday until yesterday, but all seven arrests were made on Friday n...
The annual MarketPlace Christmas Parade will get under way on Sunday.
Yesterday staff from the store were busy putting the finishing touches to their float in the popular pre-Christmas event.
The stor...
Education minister Diallo Rabain delivered an update on the Government grant awarded to Bermuda College to offer financial support to students at the House of Assembly today.
To read Mr Rabain’s state...
David Burt will host a reception for Bermudians in Nottingham during his upcoming trip to Britain.
The Premier will be at Pitcher & Piano, The Unitarian Church, High Pavement, on December 2, from 3pm ...
Community affairs minister Lovitta Foggo gave details today on the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation’s summer day camp programme.
To read Ms Foggo’s ministerial statement at the House of Assem...
An 88-year-old woman was in intensive care in hospital yesterday after her car was involved in a collision with two other vehicles.
Police said the woman was thought to have suffered a medical problem...
A man found dead in a Sandys home was named yesterday as James Tucker.
Mr Tucker, 42, was found by police in an apartment on Somerset Road, on Tuesday, at about 11.15am.
He was pronounced dead at the...
