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Motorists are reminded of roadworks in the area of Rural Hill, Paget, this weekend. Belco last night began work in the eastbound lane between Stowe Hill and Lovers Lane, where they are fixing an underground transmission cable which malfunctioned last...

Police certificates will now be required with work permit applications, the Minister of Home Affairs announced today. In a statement issued yesterday, Walton Brown said: “As we move to carefully scrutinise applicants, the request to submit police cer...

Four young people have won praise for their performance as interns at the Department of Planning. Jessica Tannock, Onè Hart, Antonio Bailey and Meredith Gillespie have been involved in research and writing reports about planning under the supervision...

A 25-year-old Smith’s man was charged with damaging a wall and two vehicles owned by Dunkley’s Dairy. But defence lawyer Marc Daniels raised questions about Khayriek Woolridge’s fitness to plead. Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo ordered court reports and a...

Four new cadets were welcomed into the Bermuda Police Service yesterday afternoon. Cadets Zahjahrie Augustus, Ashley Steede, Jevon Talbot and Alnique Young-Looby are enrolled at Bermuda College, where they are required to obtain an Associate’s Degre...

Police have identified an elderly cruise ship passenger who died while snorkelling yesterday morning. Stuart Rothfield, 80, was with a tour group when he was found unresponsive in the waters near Dockyard at around 11am. Despite life-saving efforts...

Three students in need of financial assistance have received bursaries from the Continental Society of Bermuda. Markia Peterson-Williamson, Nia Dailey and M’Dory Woods have won awards of $4,000, $1,500 and $1,000 respectively. Organisers said extra f...

A fishing boat that ran aground on Stag Rocks with 13 people on board made its own way to Albouy’s Point after being freed. A Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre spokesman said a passenger called 911 at 10.42pm on Monday and reported that the Rhiona ...

Thirty cases of energy drinks were stolen from a St George’s storage locker. Officers were called to Penno’s Wharf at around 10pm yesterday and determined the theft of Anaconda BlackBull drinks took place earlier that day. Police are asking members...

An exhibition from a street artist advocating for human rights will open at Bermuda National Gallery on September 21, the International Day of Peace. Shepard Fairey: rebel with a cause features limited edition prints, including his well-known image...