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A 29-year-old Sandys man has had his case referred to drug treatment court after pleading guilty to possession of cannabis. It stems from an incident that occurred in Pembroke on December 2, 2016. Magistrates’ Court heard that officers were dispatc...

Scheduled road works will impact commuters again this weekend. The Causeway/Longbird Bridge will be reduced to single-file traffic on Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 5.30pm. The lane reduction will allow for re-decking works. Motorists are encoura...

Sunday, May 28, has been designated as the America’s Cup Endeavour Day. Organisers say they want to celebrate the Endeavour Programme, the Cup’s youth sailing and educational project aimed at leaving a sporting and community legacy in Bermuda. Accord...

Government House Gardens will be open on Sunday afternoons throughout the next four months. Governor John Rankin said of the initiative, which begins on Sunday for the fourth summer: “I am looking forward to seeing families — particularly those livin...

Orange route ferry services to and from St George’s are being resumed today. However, passengers are being let on and off at Ordnance Island until further notice “because the new ferry dock at Hunter’s Wharf, while nearing completion, is not yet read...

Work from art students is on display at the Bermuda College 15th Annual Art Exhibition. The Art and Design Department is showcasing works from those involved in contemporary explorations of thoughts, themes and techniques, according to a press releas...

Par-la-Ville car park will be closed to all traffic for part of next week. The closure will be in place from 6am on Monday through to 6am on Thursday, with periodic closures until Friday, May 19, the City of Hamilton has announced. It will allow for...

Three Bermudian Supreme Court judges are now able to sit part-time in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has been appointed as a judge of the Grand Court Financial Services Division, with Puisne Judges Carlisle Greaves a...

Electronic speed detection, breathalysers and a “huge cultural change” are the key to tackling Bermuda’s alarming rate of road deaths, according to the new chairman of the Road Safety Council. Ali Bardgett said Electronic Vehicle Registration sticker...

Rehabilitation work on the Swing Bridge in St George’s is nearing completion, according to the Ministry of Public Works. The bridge can now safely carry one lane of vehicles with loads of 10 tonnes per axle and a 29-tonne gross vehicle weight, the mi...