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The Government is to host a series of public meetings on the creation of a living wage or a minimum wage in Bermuda. The first of the meetings, organised by the Ministry of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, will be held at the St George’s Cricket ...

A man accused of stabbing a restaurant worker 13 times in an attempted robbery told a jury he was robbed the same night. Alex Wolffe, 20, said he was on a borrowed motorcycle in the Keith Hall Road area of Warwick when he was confronted by two men, o...

A man who crashed his car into a pillar near his home has been banned from the road for refusing to give a breath sample. Herbert Biryomumaisho, 35, apologised to Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to the offence on Monday. The court heard that...

The Town of St George will have to go to the polls on May 9 to elect a new mayor, it was revealed yesterday. Kenneth Bascome, a former mayor, and George Dowling III, a councillor, both put their names forward for the post on nomination day after Quin...

Defence lawyer Elizabeth Christopher has been elected the new president of the Bermuda Bar Association. Ms Christopher was vice-president under former president Karen Smith Williams. Cindy Clarke, the Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, has been ...

Police asked for more information yesterday about a social media video which appeared to show an assault on a woman driver. A police spokesman said the Bermuda Police Service were aware of the video that showed “a well-known male member of our commun...

Two drink-drivers caught at roadside breath test checkpoints were banned from the road and fined yesterday. Lydia Rawlins, 40, from Southampton, admitted refusal of a breath test after she was stopped on March 24 on South Shore Road near its junction...

The Bermuda College Library will be anything but quiet this weekend as it hosts an event to celebrate 25 years of the Friends of College Library. Robert Masters, head of the library, said the registered charity was formed to help support the library ...

Vulnerable people’s homes are being used as cover for drugs barons and other criminals, police revealed yesterday. Police said intelligence suggested that older people and other at-risk groups were being used by “cuckoos” — criminals who use violence...

The lead officer in an investigation into a brutal stabbing denied yesterday that a witness had asked for probation in exchange for evidence. Detective Sergeant Jason Smith told the court he spoke to the witness while he was behind bars, but that no ...