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The tall ships fleet was welcomed to St George’s last night with hundreds turning up to see the spectacular vessels. And there will be another opportunity to see them close up tonight as they berth alongside Front Street which will host a Welcome Str...

A 39-year-old drink-driver has been fined and taken off the roads for 18 months. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Michael Clamens admitted driving on South Road in Southampton while impaired by alcohol on May 27. The Pembroke resident ...

Counterfeit Bermuda $50 notes are currently in circulation, according to the Bermuda Police Service. Employees are advised that if counterfeit cash is detected during a transaction, the member of staff receiving the fake money should hold on to it, n...

A new initiative to warn pet owners of fireworks displays is being launched by the Bermuda SPCA. The charity is asking event planners to contact it if they will be setting off fireworks and it will inform all those signed up to dedicated e-mail aler...

There has been “ongoing success” in developing a new strategic direction for the public school system, according to a Board of Education representative. Curtis Dickinson, board chairperson, said that the past two months had been productive. “During...

A 25-year-old man is in custody after police deployed a Taser yesterday afternoon. The incident happened on Church Street at around 1pm but the circumstances surrounding the arrest were not clear. The confrontation between police and the suspect re...

A Pembroke woman who threw paint over her ex-partner’s vehicle has been given a six-month conditional discharge. At a previous appearance in Magistrates’ Court on May 22, Barbara Johnson, 60, pleaded guilty to causing wilful and lawful damage in Devo...

Tall ships are arriving in Bermuda after overcoming strong winds and no wind. The ships were becalmed as they headed for Bermuda from the Canary Islands and then had to battle the same weather that delayed the opening day of the America’s Cup. But th...

A natural fruit popsicles stand at the Ag Show raised nearly $700 for the Centre on Philanthropy. Rickeisha Burgess, creator and owner of Duch Pops, handed over $696.60 to Elaine Butterfield, executive director of the organisation which provides supp...

Six Bermudian students have graduated from the New England Institute of Technology after receiving funding from the Department of Workforce Development. Home Affairs minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin offered them congratulations in a press release tod...