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The Supreme Court has sunk a lawsuit over the failed sale of a refurbished boat. Sean DeSilva had offered Adam Gibbons and Ryan Heyrana the “all-inclusive” price of $15,000 to bring in the 1979 20ft Aquasport centre console from Florida, and give it ...

Work to restore one of the island’s East End parks is scheduled to continue tomorrow. The St George’s Foundation has teamed up with the Department of Parks, airport operator Skyport, the St George’s Rotary Club and the Meyer Group to clear the area a...

A Bermudian man has been jailed for more than three years in England after he admitted threatening two people with an imitation shotgun. Jahkiel Samuels, 35, pleaded guilty in Nottingham Crown Court to a charge of possessing an imitation firearm with...

The City of Hamilton and island chefs cooked up three nights of entertainment over the weekend at the Taste of Bermuda festival. The drive-through event, held at the city’s Par-la-Ville car park, offered guests fresh food and cocktails along with mus...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest soldiers began their military careers yesterday with the start of recruit camp. A total of 36 rookies arrived at Warwick Camp to start two weeks of training designed to prepare them for life as a soldier. Private T...

Blind people have struggled to adapt to Covid-19 health and safety conditions, a charity said yesterday. Vince Godber, of Vision Bermuda, said people with sight problems had been particularly hard-hit by the pandemic and many had struggled to adjust...

Bermuda Post Office staff have been praised for their hard work in the face of a global pandemic. Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, said in a speech to mark World Post Day that the continued work of staff over the past eight months ...

A sail training charity for young people has “sailebrated” the youngsters involved in the programme at two special events. Endeavour Community Sailing praised the hard work of pupils from five schools after they completed the Endeavour graduate summe...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers praised the profession yesterday for its hard work in the face of Covid-19 in a video created to mark World Teachers Day. The video, presented to Education International — a global organisation made up of teaching unions...

An attempt to overturn a conviction for refusal of a breath test has been rejected by the Supreme Court. Safiyah Talbot claimed that she had told officers she would take the test after she had spoken to her lawyer. But Puisne Judge Shade Subair Willi...