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A gym that went out of business owed a former staff member more than $15,000 in redundancy payments, the Supreme Court has ruled. Cassandra Simmons had argued in an Employment Tribunal last year that the Athletic Club had made her redundant in Novemb...

The Public Service Commission rejected the recommended candidate for the Director of Parks post after staff threatened to walk off the job, the Supreme Court heard. Terry Lynn Thompson launched legal action against the PSC after she was passed over f...

A taxi driver who has not held a driving licence for more than a decade admitted driving while disqualified and without a licence yesterday. Magistrates’ Court heard that George Green, 59, was stopped by police as he drove a taxi on Front Street at a...

A supermarket chain has extended its three discount days a week scheme until the end of the year, it said today. The MarketPlace group earlier pledged to offer the five per cent discount on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays until September 30 to help ...

A former US State Department staffer has admitted being involved in a fraud scheme linked to improvements at the US Consulate in Bermuda. May Salehi, 66, who was involved in evaluating bids overseas government construction projects for the US State D...

Bermuda still has a reputation as a safe country despite a warning by US health authorities that Americans should steer clear of the island after a jump in coronavirus cases, the head of the Bermuda Tourism Authority said yesterday. Charles Jeffers I...

Police have appealed to the public to help find a 19-year-old man said to be a “person of interest”. A police spokesman said Zywonde Lema is a light skinned, Black male, about 5ft 3in, of slim build, usually clean-shaven and with a high top fade hair...

The US Centres for Disease Control yesterday warned travellers not to visit Bermuda after a massive rise in Covid-19 cases. The announcement came after the island was moved to Level 4 – “very high” risk – on the CDC’s travel advisory list. Stephen To...

A limousine driver banned from the road for dangerous driving after he was involved in a crash has had his conviction upheld by the Supreme Court. Pillion Webb argued that the evidence against him should not have been relied upon, but Puisne Judge Sh...

A massive surge in coronavirus cases should have been tackled sooner, the shadow health minister has claimed. Michael Dunkley said Bermuda’s Covid-19 figures had only recently shot up past 1,400 active cases, but that it was clear last month that num...