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Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch has signed the Condolence Book to C.V. “Jim” Woolridge. Colonel Burch, the public works minister and Acting Premier, visited the Cabinet Office where the book is available from 10am until 4pm until next Wednesday. The B...

Residents are being reminded of a change to trash collection next week as a result of the long weekend. The Ministry of Public Works said this morning that trash normally collected on Monday will instead this week be collected this Saturday due to t...

Lawyer Delroy Duncan will be the guest speaker at the Labour Day Banquet on Friday. The Bermuda Industrial Union is organising the event, with the theme “Progress towards a fairer Bermuda”, at the Fairmont Southampton. Mr Duncan’s recent legal cases ...

A female tourist was assaulted in an attempted robbery at Somerset Bridge yesterday. The suspect accosted and demanded the cash from the 25-year-old victim, but she escaped and ran to Robinson’s Marina to get help. The woman was not seriously injured...

Up to 50 teams will battle it out for cash prizes at the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition next month. Hannah Strang, organiser of the competition, said: “The event will be an exciting competition for the teams involved and we encourage the public to co...

Police reminded motorists today that Blackwatch Pass will be closed for “an extended period of time”. The stretch has been closed since August 6 while construction takes place. A police spokesman said: “The public is encouraged to seek alternative ro...

One of the world’s rarest seabirds has nested on Bermuda again after a gap of nearly 170 years, an environmental organisation said yesterday. The Audubon Society said a pair of roseate terns (Sterna dougallii) built a nest on a small nature reserve i...

The number of jobs that will be created by the financial technology industry was questioned by the Leader of the Opposition yesterday. Jeanne Atherden, also the shadow finance minister, asked David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, how many ...

A pile of trash left uncollected in St George’s led to rats and a bad smell, residents have said. Neighbours in Slippery Hill said garbage bags were left uncollected since before Cup Match and were at last picked up at about 7.45pm on Thursday. One r...

Four lawnmowers have been donated to a community service programme for inmates. The Treatment of Offenders Board handed over the machines to national security minister Wayne Caines. They will be used as part of the Department of Corrections’ inmate c...