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A United States move to pardon many people convicted of cannabis possession is not expected to affect Bermudians on the “stop list”. President Joe Biden announced last week that he would pardon thousands of people with federal offences for simple can...

Next year could be a record setter for cruise ship visits with more than 200 calls potentially on the books. Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, said that the Government would soon publish the first draft of the 2023 cruise ship schedule, whic...

A motorcycle rider was rushed to hospital after a three-vehicle collision on St John’s Road yesterday. A police spokesman said that it was believed that the motorcycle rider was travelling east at about 4pm when he struck the back of an eastbound SUV...

A Supreme Court jury was told yesterday to find a restaurant worker not guilty of a charge related to a party held in the midst of the pandemic. Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams ordered the jury to find Angela Caldwell, 45, of Warwick, not guilty t...

The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has sought in-principle approval to expand its marina, according to a planning application. The application proposes the creation of an additional 21 berths through a new floating dock, which would be installed to t...

A lawyer has been accused of misusing a client’s trust fund and leaving him penniless after he loaned more than $400,000 to another client without securities. Geoffrey Willcocks has argued that Joseph Wakefield, as executor of his father’s estate, lo...

Three local resorts have been listed among the Top 20 by readers of Condé Nast Traveller, according to its annual Readers Choice Awards. The awards are given based on more than 24,000 reviews by Condé Nast Traveller readers, who submitted scores base...

The island’s resident population fell by more than 200 people between 2020 and 2021, with a growing number of deaths and fewer births. The Annual Report of the Registry General reported 494 births in 2021, 47 fewer than in the previous year, while 73...

A crackdown on traffic offences has continued to bear fruit, according to the Bermuda Police Service. Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell said the Operation Vega traffic enforcement initiative continues to produce good results, although numbers have fall...

A pilot Adopt-a-School programme aimed at introducing young people to the field of woodworking has already begun to make headway, according to organisers. Rick Richardson, the president of Hamilton Rotary, said the group had partnered with the Bermud...