David Burt, the Acting Leader of the Opposition, last night chastised the ruling party for failing to concentrate on policies for the people over bettering its communications.
Mr Burt’s address was bi...
Police yesterday appealed for the community to come forward with video evidence in the death of Travis Lowe, 23, who was fatally injured in a crash on July 26.
Calling the circumstances “very suspicio...
Racking up gigs for local artists at Canadian venues is firmly in the sights of local promoter Cleveland “Outta Sight” Simmons.
In Toronto for a much-needed medical assessment, Mr Simmons checked out ...
A man has been fined $500 with an alternative of spending 50 days in jail, for making a threat to kill bus driver and performer Mark Anderson.
Magistrates’ Court heard that Antoine Darrell, 47, of Cra...
A damaged grate at the entrance to a Pembroke supermarket is driving some of the store’s neighbours to distraction over a long, noisy summer.
After requesting a repair to the driveway at Arnold’s Fami...
Rampant illegal fishing, including the poaching of protected species along with lobster out of season, has been exposed by concerned residents at the West End.
Alleging that sea creatures are being ha...
Berkeley Institute students gathered last night to continue their work on a tribute in memory of their friend, Dennikia Lambert.
The 14-year-old S1 student loved dance, and made a second home of the s...
Kenza Wilks has much to celebrate during his holidays back home in Bermuda from studies in Britain.
The former Somersfield student, now 18, captained the England debate team to victory at this year’s ...
A proposal to bring stem cell research to Bermuda is still in the works, even after the Government rejected it, according to Ewart Brown, the former Premier.
Dr Brown is seeking legal advice on his me...
Fresh historical research has revealed that one of Bermuda’s prominent journalists was also a direct descendant of ex-slaves.
Samuel Seward “S.S.” Toddings, publisher and editor of the Colonist newspa...
