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At least one person was injured in a crash on North Shore Road, Devonshire, this afternoon. A car and a van collided in the incident near Loyal Hill at about 5pm. Both lanes were blocked by police, leading to traffic diversions at North Shore Road’s ...

Airport operators Skyport have defended their car-clamping policy after a traveller complained that his car was immobilised when he rushed his mother to the US for emergency surgery. Steve Thomson had to fly with his mother to Boston for urgent trea...

The annual Earth Hour this weekend is to be again sponsored by power firm Belco. Dennis Pimentel, the president of Belco, said the company was proud to join forces with environmental charity Greenrock for the annual event. He added that energy effici...

An 85-year-old woman was treated in hospital yesterday after a car crash on South Road, Smith’s, by the junction with Pampas Road. Police said the woman, a Smith’s resident, was travelling east on the main road at about 10.15am when she struck a wall...

A school janitor who claimed he was infected with mould at Francis Patton Primary School has criticised the pace of the Government’s response. Omar Smith, 51, said blood tests had confirmed he had mould in his bloodstream and that he was prepared to ...

Drones have been used to drop contraband into the grounds of Westgate prison, Wayne Caines, the national security minister, told MPs on Friday. The unmanned aircraft were spotted by prison staff three times in recent weeks, with contraband subsequent...

Patients from Bermuda Healthcare Services and the Brown-Darrell Clinic met John Rankin, the Governor, yesterday to demand the return of medical records seized by police. A caravan of protesters went from the House of Assembly to Government House and ...

Respects were paid this morning in the House of Assembly to a 61-year-old homeless man who died yesterday after he was found lying in a Hamilton street. Michael Weeks of the Progressive Labour Party told MPs that Keith Peniston, a well-known figure a...

This spring will mark 60 years since activists from the Progressive Group organised the 1959 Theatre Boycotts that brought about the end of segregation. The community group Imagine Bermuda announced its campaign to promote civil engagement to honour ...

A plan for government-backed mortgages risked increasing debt and “driving a wedge between the public and private sectors” an opposition MP said yesterday. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin of the One Bermuda Alliance said that helping Bermudians to acquire pr...