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Transport officials will talk about their new road safety plan at a town hall meeting this evening. The plan, titled Operation Caution, will include roadside sobriety tests and speed cameras to tackle Bermuda’s road safety epidemic. Transport ministe...

Health minister Kim Wilson attended the St John Ambulance Bermuda Emergency Medical Responder Graduation ceremony last night. Graduates included: Noah Brady-Soares, Craig Burt, Dana DeSilva, Kellan DeSilva, Elaine Frick, Lilaanne Hilverding, Meekai J...

High-tech electricity smart meters are safe, regulators have ruled. The Regulatory Authority said tests show the devices produce emissions “significantly” lower than the accepted limit. The news came after claims from campaign group Move Bermuda that...

The public works minister abused his power in a Cup Match clash with Somerset Cricket Club over the Governor presenting the trophy, the shadow minister claimed yesterday. Trevor Moniz, the One Bermuda Alliance spokesman on the portfolio, spoke out af...

The Premier paid visits to residents at three East End homes for seniors today. David Burt visited the Sylvia Richardson Care Facility, Dorothy Crane Nursing Home and Cynthia’s Rest Home. Mr Burt called the day a “great opportunity to spend some ti...

A St George’s man was critically injured after crashing his rental scooter into a wall and a metal post last night. The 44-year-old rider suffered a serious leg injury in the incident on Wellington Slip Road, St George’s, at about 10.50pm. Police say...

Three Bermudian medical students have been selected for scholarships by the Bermuda Health Foundation. Chioma Nwasike, Jennifer Ross and Amber White were picked out as this year’s recipients by the Foundation, which has awarded more than $450,000 ove...

The world’s fastest man said yesterday he looked forward to meeting Bermuda’s up-and-coming athletes next week. Usain Bolt, who will fly in to the island on Tuesday, said: “I’m excited to meet some of the local young athletes and getting to know the...

The Minister of Transport yesterday tabled legislation yesterday to allow police to carry out roadside breath tests. Walter Roban said the Road Traffic (Road Sobriety Checkpoints) Amendment Act would deter drink driving. He told the House of Assembly...

Health minister Kim Wilson advised the public on travel and free health screenings in a ministerial statement at the House of Assembly today. To read her statement in full, click on the PDF under “Related Media”.