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A Sandys man has appeared in Magistrates’ Court on gun possession charges. Christoph Duerr, 25, was also accused of holding two different sets of ammunition, as well as cannabis with intent to supply. Mr Duerr made no plea before Senior Magistrate Ar...

A Bermudian veterinarian who was denied a top Government vet job has won a fresh day in court, continuing an almost 16-year legal battle. Susann Smith’s discrimination case against the Environment Minister began in 1997, when her Government contract ...

Work skills training, and grappling with the impact of the recession, were at the fore in the latest Bermuda College annual report. College President Duranda Greene said the 2011/12 academic year saw a rise in partnerships with Government and busines...

As Bermudians abroad emerge from the US East’s blizzard, one group in particular has cause to smile — Warwick Academy’s ski trip. The group of 31 students and eight teachers managed to make it to Vermont’s Killington Resort just in advance of the sno...

Tougher rules for Government aid have been given a cautious assessment by the Island’s social agencies. The stricter measures for both Financial Assistance and Child Day Care will see Government requiring certain clients to take “mandatory life skill...

Only half-marks were awarded to the Throne Speech from seniors advocate Claudette Fleming. She said Government’s agenda for the coming year “embodied a status quo, conservative ideology with a great deal of emphasis on private sector business”. More ...

In a testament to the generosity of everyday people, a single primary school took in more than $10,000 over just two weeks to help Sandys 360. The West End community centre is still tallying the funds raised in Friday’s epic “swim-a-thon” — but Purvi...

With air passenger numbers flagging, the Bermuda Government had to pay out millions to airline companies to cover the cost of North American routes in 2011 and 2012. Canadian airline WestJet alone received more than $3.6 million in three separate pay...