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Questions have been raised as to why health chiefs allowed Luke Caines to remain at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s Continuing Care Unit for almost 40 years — and why they have now agreed that he be given a new home at Summerhaven. Born premature...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has expressed surprise that the Corporation of Hamilton is refusing to endorse a Government-drafted Code of Conduct for the municipality. But the Minister implied that he will not take any action against the municip...

A number of environmental groups have joined forced to create a new task force to increase public awareness about waste management and sustainability. And the Green Cooperative is now carrying out an assessment of how waste was managed at last month’...

Under-fire Saltus Grammar School head Claire Charlemagne is urging disgruntled parents to contact the school with their concerns. And the recently-installed head has also been given the backing of her Parent Teacher’s Association and Board of Trustee...

Visitors to St George’s hoping to travel home after an evening in the town have been left stranded by unscrupulous taxi drivers who fail to answer requests for a cab, it has been claimed. And staff at restaurants in the town say they often have to dr...

Motorists should be able to use their EasyPark meters at Hamilton car parks after technical glitches were resolved. An overhaul of the system, including an increase the number of parking zones and amended parking tariffs, was introduced by the Corpor...

The law has finally caught up with a convicted prowler more than six years after he committed his crime. John Arthur Cook, 31, from Shelton Road, Pembroke, was found inside a car parked outside a woman’s house in Devonshire in April, 2008. He manage...

Motorists have been left frustrated after a new system of parking zones and fees introduced by the Corporation of Hamilton yesterday morning suffered technical glitches. New tariffs were imposed on all roads in the city from yesterday, including stre...

The People’s Campaign has warned Government not to privatise public assets claiming that, if it does so unilaterally, it will be “crossing a red line”. And the minority group also expressed concern over issues of transparency, accountability and good...

X Factor judge Louis Walsh says his upcoming visit to the Island will be “a trip of a lifetime”. The music manager and regular panellist on the long-running TV talent programme, arrives in Bermuda on Wednesday with six pop groups who will audition fo...