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Photographs of children will feature on the back of public buses from this week as part of an America’s Cup Bermuda public promotion. The “America’s Cup is Our Cup” bus back promotion features eight America’s Cup Endeavour graduates who represent the...

The senior military representative at the British Embassy in Washington has paid a flying visit to the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s latest recruits. According to a press release, Brigadier James Carr-Smith, Military Attaché in the United States capital, ...

Telecom company BTC Digicel was unable to secure Bermudian workers for 85 short-term positions that went to staff from overseas, according to Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, the Minister of Home Affairs. She spoke after the large-scale hire over the weekend...

The Paget man seriously injured on Harrington Sound Road on Thursday remains in a stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit as of this morning, according to a police spokesman. The 37-year-old was taken to hospital after the single-vehicle motorcy...

The remaining tenants of the former 9 Beaches resort in Sandys were evicted yesterday morning as the prolonged dispute over the site continued. The order was given by the Deputy Provost Marshall General on behalf of Bermuda Land Development Company. ...

Terry Simmons, 62, of Pembroke, was named this afternoon as the first traffic fatality of the year. The Bermuda Police Service confirmed this morning that the motorcycle rider had succumbed to his injuries at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. A spok...

Tabia Butterfield is the winner of the fifth annual Christian Thunhurst Award. The Bermuda Education Network announced Ms Butterfield will receive $6,000 as she begins a master’s degree in civil engineering at Cardiff University in September. The awa...

Traders taking part in last month’s holiday market in Dockyard showed the meaning of the holiday spirit by raising $700 for charity. Each business taking part contributed $50 each — half the fee to take part — towards Tomorrow’s Voices, which helps p...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda has handed out two $5,000 Theatre Arts Scholarships. Marcus Arjai Yorel Smith and Victoria Sage Watlington were selected by the Society’s Scholarship Committee, chaired by Deborah Smith-Joell. Marcus, a three...

Governor John Rankin paid his first official visit to the Royal Bermuda Regiment today to meet its latest recruits. Mr Rankin toured Warwick Camp, stopped off at classes and chatted to the regiment’s new soldiers as they settled into to a tough two w...