A fledgling Bermudian community abroad in Nottingham includes active members of an Island gang, according to the mother of a man attacked in the street outside their home on his birthday.
“I guess the...
Unionised staff at the Department of Marine and Ports have opted to “work to rule”, a tactic in which minimum contracted duties are performed, as their rift with management continues over the director...
A slick of diesel fuel that appeared to have leaked from a boat covered the surface through Dockyard’s marina yesterday. “It’s oily, so it’s not just dissipating — it’s spread all through the marina t...
The recreational drug MDMA — known as ecstasy or molly — has undergone a resurgence in use on the Island, according to sources.
Despite its old associations with nightclubs and concerts, the drug, whi...
A local taxi service is introducing an app for customers to book a cab via their phones.
Bermuda Island Taxi Service announced it is launching Mobile Transport, initially for Android phones and extend...
The Bermuda Industrial Union is preparing to release details on an ongoing rift with management at the Department of Marine and Ports, citing “concerns” about its director, Lieutenant Commander Richar...
The members of the Boundaries Commission have been announced by Governor George Fergusson.
It will be chaired by Francis Alexis, QC, the former Attorney General of Grenada, who is at present finishing...
A guest worker has given a harrowing account of an armed robbery at her home in the early hours of yesterday, which left her visiting family traumatised by a knife-wielding assailant.
“It was like a n...
Herbert Eldridge Marshall, one of the Island’s last surviving war veterans, has died at the age of 92.
Like many veterans who saw combat, Mr Marshall spoke little of his uglier experiences in the Seco...
The Island’s top students were celebrated last night at a packed auditorium for the Commissioner’s Vision Awards, a police initiative for each of Bermuda’s schools.
“Be honest about everything you do ...