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The Auditor-General said today there were two reasons why her audit opinion to the Government for its 2017-18 accounts was qualified. Heather Thomas explained there was insufficient evidence for $10.3 million of capital development and a “critical” v...

A team of volunteers helped spruce up a cottage at an outdoor activity centre for people with special needs. The 14 staff members from Fireminds, a technology consulting firm, and sister company Premier Tickets took part in a community work day at Wi...

Women grief-stricken by the loss of family members to violence were urged to find strength in numbers at a community support event tonight. Mothers on a Mission Bermuda will host the first open meeting of its kind and welcomed others with the message...

A seniors home was transformed into a party scene when residents, visitors and staff gathered for a Christmas lunch and carol singing. Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home welcomed about 120 people for the event. Tinsel, baubles and decorative...

Storm force gusts are expected to hit Bermuda overnight, the national security ministry warned. Residents were asked to take “extra care” outside in the morning as the streets could be strewn with debris. The ministry said a low pressure system aroun...

Seven motorists were arrested for impaired driving during roadside sobriety checks over the weekend. The tests took place from Friday night until early yesterday morning in Hamilton Parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget and Southampton. A Bermuda Polic...

Two vehicles were damaged and towed away after a crash in Sandys. Police said a car travelling east in the Scaur Hill area of Somerset Road crashed with another car exiting Lantana Road at about 7.20pm on Friday. The eastbound vehicle hit a wall and ...

A former senior magistrate and Supreme Court puisne judge will join a well-known law firm after he retired from the bench. Archibald Warner is to start his role as a consultant senior counsel at Chancery Legal in the coming weeks. The “boutique” Berm...

A rare vintage poster of a young woman playing tennis was bought by a Bermudian as a birthday gift to his wife, who represented her country in the sport. Tom Butterfield made a proxy bid for the art work, which is almost 100 years old, in a New York ...

An arts organisation has appealed for help to go green, one lightbulb at a time. Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art said it wanted people to donate to its solar campaign for today’s Giving Tuesday. Tom Butterfield, the founder and creative director of...