A “waste audit” of the Bermuda Rugby Classic showed that the Island does “a terrible job” of separating its recyclables, according to the environmental group Greenrock.
The group teamed with Keep Berm...
After a busy opening, day two of advance polling saw a calmer atmosphere at the station held in King Street’s Seventh-Day Adventist Hall.
But as of 5pm yesterday, Parliamentary Registrar General Randy...
Public access to information (PATI) law has a matter of weeks to become operational, according to Government’s promise to have in place by the year’s end.
However, former Premier Alex Scott, who first...
A new programme to attract Bermudians into the nursing profession has been launched at the Bermuda College.
The Nursing Education Pathway initiative has seen the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) adde...
A Warwick man who claimed a magistrate harassed and intimidated him has instead been found guilty of threatening behaviour against her.
Laurie Furbert, 39, was found guilty in Magistrates’ Court — and...
Elliott Primary School’s deputy head girl Xe’Azjah Paynter got a happy surprise when she found herself put forward for a Young Citizen Award by classmates and teachers for going the extra mile in scho...
The Island is down one heart specialist — but a Bermuda Hospitals Board spokeswoman said care for patients won’t be interrupted by the departure.
The BHB confirmed that cardiologist John Doherty had t...
Stunned Warwick residents spoke out over speeding motorists after a roadside home had its corner demolished by a middle of the night car collision.
The morning after, a gaping hole remained in the sid...
Business leaders have taken exception to being painted as self-interested and lacking a social conscience by former Belco CEO Vince Ingham at a political rally.
Senator Ingham, the Progressive Labour ...
Charity hiker Eric Robinson proved “the power of one person” for local youth charities, after raising more than $8,000 with a high-altitude trek in the US Sierra Nevada.
New Beginnings Education Trust...