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A bus shelter by Shelly Bay park was heavily damaged on Saturday after being struck by a car. According to police, the crash occurred at about 1.25pm near the junction with Doctors Lane, when a car in the eastbound lane of North Shore Road came off t...

A controlled burn on Hinsons Island this morning has resulted in several calls to emergency services. Lieutenant Russann Francis of the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service said a number of calls had come in, but that the fire was horticultural waste bein...

Alan Leigh, a schoolteacher and former principal at Heron Bay and Port Royal primary schools, has died, aged 84. Neville Tyrrell, Warwick South Central MP, offered condolences to Mr Leigh’s family and his wife, Jennifer, yesterday in Parliament. Mr L...

Firefighters thanked the public for their help after a long day battling a major fire that swept across Devonshire Marsh, threatening businesses and homes. Lieutenant Russann Francis of the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service reported at 3.45pm that majo...

A call has gone out for security guards to make certain that their licensing is up to date by the end of this month. National security minister Wayne Caines said there had been “some confusion” over training requirements. The Private Investigators an...

A Bermuda community group has answered a global call to celebrate unity to mark the 100th birthday of former South African president Nelson Mandela. The Walk Together event organised by Imagine Bermuda is the first of several to commemorate the cente...

A controversial contract to redevelop Hamilton’s waterfront never got the needed approval from the Corporation of Hamilton’s board, a source said yesterday. The news came as Michael MacLean, whose Allied Development Partners Limited was later strippe...

The Bermuda Government is preparing regulations over blockchain technology, David Burt announced today. The Premier told the House of Assembly a draft bill will be introduced for the regulation of initial coin offerings associated with the cryptocurr...

About 80 businesses attended a meeting designed to create jobs for unemployed people last night. National security minister Wayne Caines urged interested candidates to sign up at the Department of Workforce Development before attending a jobs fair on...

Bus services ground to a halt yesterday in what was said to be a show of support for mechanics who had earlier downed tools. The problem, which began at lunchtime, was resolved before 3pm, when vehicles headed back out with school runs the priority. ...