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A CedarBridge Academy student has won an award after making an animated film. Zen Marley Mello, 17, won the department of culture’s Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition with his video accompanying the poem Never Bound. Students were asked t...

The future is looking bright for a charity that provides accommodation for homeless women and their families, thanks to a donation from a solar panel company. The Transformational Living Centre on Parson’s Road will see its running costs reduced afte...

A new airline registered in Bermuda plans to forge routes between the island and Caribbean destinations. Freedom II Bermuda Limited was granted an Air Operator Certificate by the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority last week. Although the fledgling com...

Police are making a fresh appeal for witnesses to help them solve a murder that took place five years ago. Jahkobi Smith was fatally stabbed at the West End Sailboat Club in Sandys on July 29, 2017. The stabbing took place at about 7.15pm when there...

A man arrested following a brawl on Front Street in which a pitbull terrier died has appeared in court. In Magistrates’ Court yesterday Kyle Smith, 36, pleaded not guilty to three charges of injuring a police officer, one count of threatening behavi...

An abandoned dog and her five pups that were rescued last month are on the road to recovery. Xena, a five-year-old bull breed, was found sheltering under a van with her litter. She was malnourished, suffering from a skin condition, and said to be in ...

Live entertainment for all the family will be on show when the Bermuda Festival kicks off in November. Festival organisers have released the line-up for the event, which this year will showcase a broad range of acts featuring everything from Shakespe...

Some roads in Pembroke will be closed to traffic today when partygoers take to the streets to celebrate the Bacchanal Run. The colourful Soca-driven event, which takes place every Cup Match holiday, sees revellers throwing powdered paints and water, ...

Police recorded a sharp increase in antisocial crimes in 2020 as a result of coronavirus pandemic restrictions, according to the latest statistics. But the public safety regulations introduced as a result of the virus also resulted in a decrease in o...

The Government has paid out $350,000 in scholarships to 25 students studying subjects ranging from accountancy to marine science. The awards, valued at up to $10,000 a year for four years, went to 23 students at university overseas and two undergradu...