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Bermuda's latest sporting heroes have picked up cash awards from the Government to help them develop their athletic prowess. Pan Am Games medal winners MJ Tumbridge, who picked up gold in the three-day equestrian event, and sailors Sara Lane Wright a...

Dockers are set to resume working overtime hours today after Labour and Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox referred the current dispute to arbitration. But a fresh round of disruptions could be on the cards shortly if workers and Stevedoring Services ma...

Bermudian women who have to be screened for breast cancer can expect to receive some of the best treatment in the world. The recently re-fitted mammography unit at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has just received a three-year accreditation des...

shark was spotted just 200 yards offshore. The six-foot shark was spotted by a boat crew off North Shore, Devonshire, at about 4 p.m. yesterday. Once the alarm had been raised both Marine Police and biologists from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fis...

Traffic cops have been told to "ease off'' handing out speeding tickets, according to a Police insider. The number of offenders summoned to traffic court has plummeted recently from several hundred a week down to just a handful. And The Royal Gazette...

used by the civil service can be better utilised. The announcement comes after it was revealed that the offices of one Government department recently had to be examined by a Government health and safety officer. The results of the inspection of the f...

A Government pledge to put power in the hands of the people could become a reality within the next year. Social Services Minister Nelson Bascome last night confirmed that civil servants were drafting new legislation to give more responsibility to the...

a sanitation truck suffered a spill yesterday. Police say that as many as nine motorists lost control of their vehicles after ploughing through the effluent near the Waterlot Inn yesterday afternoon. A section of the road was blocked off for several ...

Government for giving the Island's youngsters "a slap in the face''. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday, the Smith's South MP launched an attack on Development and Opportunity Minister Terry Lister, who had earlier appealed to businesses to ...

calls through their telephone lines. This week detectives revealed they had received reports from one company which ended up being a victim of the scam. Det. Con. Cal Smith explained how the con artist dialled the main switchboard number and asked fo...