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Public servants and the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority have signed a three-year collective bargaining agreement. The BPSU said the backdated agreement was signed on February 27 and was effective from April 1 last year. It will expire at the end of ...

Carlton “Pepe” Dill is one of the island’s most celebrated football coaches and a former professional player. Mr Dill, now 74, was also an early supervisor at the Pembroke Youth Centre, now known as The Centre, which will celebrate its 50th anniversa...

The Centre, a youth haven that shaped generations of public figures, is to mark its 50th anniversary with an evening of history tomorrow night. Harold Minors, former supervisor at the service and one of its early users, said it was the first place of...

A former primary schoolteacher at Saltus school carried out sexual assaults on pupils, it was alleged yesterday. The school has launched an investigation after it was said the unnamed male teacher “touched students in a sexual manner”. A letter from ...

Two tourists were injured yesterday after a crash at the West End, police reported. A police spokesman said the visitors had been headed west on rental bikes along Middle Road, Sandys, near the junction with George’s Bay Road, when a car came out of ...

Three primary schools were burgled over the course of Wednesday night, according to police. A police spokesman said it was unclear “what, if anything, was taken from the three schools”. Victor Scott Primary School, Paget Primary School and West Pembr...

Senators will return to a spruced-up chamber when they get back to work after Easter, Deputy Speaker Derrick Burgess told MPs last week. “Major work” over Christmas transformed the former Supreme Court 2 in Sessions House, with microphones installed ...

Muriel Archer, a missionary who survived a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp in the Second World War, has died aged 96. Ms Archer smuggled bibles into countries where preaching Christianity was forbidden and was dedicated to prison teaching and fellowshi...

A motorcyclist was taken to hospital today after a crash involving a van and a car. The incident happened on North Shore Road, Pembroke, near to the First Church of God, at about noon. The van appeared to have struck the wall. At 12.30pm, the road wa...

Women are leading the charge to bridge the racial divide in Bermuda. Lynn Winfield, president of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, said on average three quarters of those at the group’s truth and reconciliation sessions were women. Ms Winfield ad...