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The “artistic giants” were celebrated at Bermuda Arts Council’s annual awards ceremony. Lifetime Achievement Awards were presented on Sunday to six artists who have created artwork that represents the “Bermudian spirit”. And Founders Awards were gi...

The garbage truck fleet regularly has more than half its vehicles off the road due to maintenance problems, the Minister of Public Works told MPs last week. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, said it is not uncommon to have jus...

Five recruit firefighters have returned from overseas training in Texas. Christopher Clarke, Jordan Govia, Matthew Mills, Mahkye Steede and Amani Wears were part of a 21-day recruit boot camp at the Engineering Extension Service department of Texas A...

Clarien Bank has donated $50,000 to The Reading Clinic’s I-PLAY preschool programme that helps improve preschool literacy and reading ability. Michael DeCouto, Clarien’s chief marketing officer, said: “Bermuda depends on a well-educated and literate...

Plans to use quad bikes in Bermuda’s parks and on the Railway Trail need an impact assessment, environmental watchdogs said yesterday. The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Task Force warned that environmental, economic and social factors had to ...

A former receptionist at Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa yesterday admitted stealing more than $560 from the hotel. Magistrates’ Court heard that Lanell Burrows, 44, was caught after the hotel introduced a new card processing system in January. This ...

The island’s incinerator will have to recruit four engineers from overseas to fill gaps in the workforce, the Minister of Public Works told MPs today. And Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch warned that the Tynes Bay plant would either need expanded or ma...

Government ministers will be required to disclose any hospitality they receive which could influence them, under new amendments to their code of conduct. Government reform minister Lovitta Foggo said the move comes in the light of the Jetgate affair ...

The International Business community will help middle school students with social studies and business studies as part of a new partnership. Education minister Diallo Rabain told the House of Assembly a new public-private partnership with the Associa...

A 52-year-old Devonshire man was today fined $800 for driving a boat while impaired by alcohol. Wyman Minx admitted the offence, which happened on June 26, when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. The court heard that marine police were...