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Police say that the number of drivers arrested for impaired driving remains a concern

The 19 people who started training earlier this month have officially now become Privates

Rain failed to dampen spirits or numbers at the 35th Annual Pals Walk with hundreds of people taking to the Railway Trail to raise money for the cancer charity. Colleen English DeGrilla, the executive director of Pals, said: “It was an amazing event....

The Newstead Belmont Hills property hopes to convert its driving range into a series of pickleball courts, according to a recent planning application. The application, submitted by Botelhowood Architects on behalf of Newstead Lantana Spa Ltd, propose...

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has entered into two international cooperation agreements allowing it to work with organisations around the world during investigations. A spokeswoman for the office said that it has joined both the Global Priva...

The Minister of Education said Purvis and Francis Patton will formally relaunch as parish primary schools in September

The Government has hit back after the Bermuda Farmers Association claimed a “flawed” permit process and government red tape resulted in potato seeds arriving late.

It is hoped that between 18 to 20 chicks will hatch on Nonsuch Island this year, breaking last year’s record of 15

Upgrades to the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s laundry department have passed through the testing phase, bolstering productivity and efficiency. The laundry facility is tasked with cleaning all linens, blankets, curtains, clothes and scrubs from all BHB f...

Residents are looking to take legal action against Belco over emissions from the plant and have brought on lawyer Mark Pettingill to fight their case