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A fake bank e-mail cost a resident thousands of dollars, police have revealed. A police spokesman said the e-mail, which was claimed to be from Butterfield Bank, led to the recipient’s account details being compromised and the loss of “several thousa...

A fundraising drive today at a gas station will mark the 50th anniversary of the annual event. Hamilton Lions Club members will man the pumps at Terceira’s North Shore Rubis gas station for the annual “Gasorama” in aid of the Bermuda Society for the ...

A former Bermuda police officer badly injured in the Belco riots in 1965 has died. Barry “Tim” Burch, who served between 1962 and 1965, was 79. Mr Burch and then colleague George Linnen were credited by Andrew Bermingham, a retired police officer, wi...

Firefighters had to use cutting equipment this afternoon to free a Bermuda High School primary pupil who was trapped in playground equipment. According to a spokesman for the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service, the call for help came in shortly before 1...

Police have met with liquor licence holders to explain their powers to shut down establishments where antisocial behaviour breaks out. About 40 representatives met at the Police Club at Prospect, Devonshire yesterday — with further meetings planned f...

Truth and reconciliation efforts by an anti-racism group have won international praise. Now, Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda talks are to be used as a framework for discussions in Canada over the treatment of its First Nations peoples. The annou...

Police warned motorists to always drive with their doors locked after a man on a motorbike was filmed opening the driver’s door of a moving car. The video, shot on York Street, St George’s, also showed the man moments earlier attempt to open the door...

The body of a man was found in Devonshire yesterday. The grim discovery was made on Corkscrew Hill at about 1pm. Police said the body was found by a member of the public. An on-call doctor certified the death at the scene. A police spokesman said it ...

The Salvation Army has thanked the public for its support of its Christmas appeal. Major Sandra Stokes, the divisional commander for Bermuda, said the charity had been able to help more than 3,000 people over the festive period. Major Stokes said the...

Girls were told to reach for the stars at a special event organised by a netball league. About 70 youngsters attended the Digicel Bermuda Netball Association Junior League event at CedarBridge Academy in Prospect to hear motivational speakers Shacolb...