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A community constable in the west of the island is to hold a clinic at the weekend. PC Valerius Jean Louis, a member of the Sandys Community Action Team, will set up shop in the car park at the Somerset branch of supermarket MarketPlace. The clinic w...

A warning about the risk of drugs in Halloween treats was issued today by the Government. A spokeswoman for the Department of National Drug Control said parents should be wary of unwrapped sweets which may have had marijuana added. She added: “Mariju...

The teenagers accused of the murder of Bermudian student Lyrico Steede met in a car after he was stabbed in a park, a court heard yesterday. Nottingham Crown Court heard that as Mr Steede was dying of his wounds in hospital, the group alleged to be r...

The radiation therapy centre at the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre has been given a $20,000 donation in memory of one of its former supporters. Husband and wife Mitch and Carol Blaser donated the cash in memory of Mike Barnfield, an insurance execu...

Soldiers on guard duty at a telecommunications complex as part of a security exercise got a visit from the Governor yesterday. John Rankin, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Regiment, toured the LinkBermuda headquarters on Cable Hill, off Middl...

Four drivers were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving last night. Three of them were picked up at roadside sobriety checkpoints in Devonshire, Pembroke and Paget. The fourth was arrested after a crash in North Shore Road, Smith’s. In addition, ...

The Bermuda Government has been required to borrow trash trucks from the City of Hamilton because of its own shortages. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said his public works ministry had faced difficulties collecting garbage all year and would probabl...

More than 1,300 road crash victims needed emergency treatment after the first nine months of 2018. Bermuda Hospitals Board released the following statistics for the year up to September 30: • 1,350 victims required the Emergency Department • 98 victi...

Ewart Brown is to be inducted into his old university’s Sports Hall of Fame. The former premier was a member of the star 1968 track team at the prestigious Howard University in Washington. The achievements of the squad will be honoured next month. Dr...

Customs officers from a Caribbean island are in Bermuda to research the land valuation process. The Montserrat Customs and Revenue Service arranged the visit after the Land Valuation Department made a presentation at the Caribbean Regional Technical ...