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There were 148 security cameras island-wide under the BAS-Serco contract, at a cost of $2.6 million, according to Michael Dunkley, speaking for the Ministry of National Security. The details were given in response to parliamentary questions from? Wal...

Joaquim Alberto Barreto, a former Portuguese Vice-Consul and Acting Consul to Bermuda for nearly 20 years, has died at the age of 91. A career diplomat born in the former Portuguese territory of Goa in India, Mr Barreto enjoyed a lengthy tenure in Be...

The Mariner’s Club, a popular social centre run for decades by the Bermuda Sailors Home, is to close on Monday as the charity struggles with its finances. The charity expects the establishment to be rented by “an outside entity” which may continue ru...

A 66-year-old woman has pleaded not guilty to causing death by careless driving in the accident that claimed the life of 14-year-old Dennikia Lambert. Madeline Santucci appeared at yesterday’s arraignments before Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves for the...

Prepare to run, jump, climb and crawl: the Bermuda Triple Challenge is back, and registration is now open. Challenges range from scaling a Bermuda bus to the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s assault course and a zip line. Organisers of the event have reporte...

An uncompromising ban on antisocial elements has been vowed by the Mid Atlantic Boat and Sports Club. In the wake of a fatal shooting outside the club on Sunday night, which claimed the life of 31-year-old Jahni Outerbridge, the club’s committee has ...

Chris Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, emphasised at a press conference this afternoon that no meetings had been held to determine whether a protest would take place regarding Government’s airport development project. Parliament is...

At least one member of a Bulgarian duo convicted of stealing nearly $20,000 from local banks using fake cards could be brought back to the island to serve extra time in jail. The news came from Larry Mussenden, the Director of Public Prosecutions, du...

The Grateful Bread, the island’s latest initiative offering meals to the needy, opened last night with about 120 people turning out for food and fellowship. “This is good for the giver and the taker,” one of the guests at the St Andrew’s Church Hall ...

Thanks to local students, a trove of football boots, sneakers and school shoes is headed for children in Haiti at the orphanage and school run by Feeds My Lambs Ministry. The donations, collected at schools around the island, were pulled together by ...