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An antiracism campaign group said more people recognised a need for racial justice than five years ago. A spokeswoman for Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said that a summer survey found that 86 per cent agreed there was a need for more work towa...

Two men were injured in a three-vehicle crash on the Causeway yesterday. A police spokesman said officers received a report of a collision near the airport roundabout in St George’s just after 6pm. The spokesman said: “The report indicates the male r...

Heron Bay Primary won top prize — and $2,500 — in a tree decorating competition held by Wedco. The school was among ten who entered the Festival of Trees competition, with all the trees on display at the Clocktower Mall in Dockyard during the holiday...

A man who suffered serious injuries in a bike crash on his birthday has died, police confirmed yesterday. Leslie Center, who was 73, was the island’s seventh roads death of the year. A police spokesman said Mr Center was involved in a crash on Watlin...

A man who held up a shop manager at knife point and stole $150 was yesterday jailed for more than three years. The Supreme Court heard that Kevin Robinson entered Belvin’s Variety Store in Smith’s at around 11.20am on May 21 and demanded cash at knif...

The Premier helped celebrate Bermuda’s foster families at the annual Foster Children’s Christmas party. David Burt was joined by Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, along with Cabinet Office staff at the event at S...

A trades union has asked a court to deliver an ultimatum to a sports club — pay a $1.5 million debt or lose its building in Hamilton. The Bermuda Industrial Union has asked the Supreme Court to order Pembroke Hamilton Club to pay the cash or demand t...

Organisers of the Axa End-to-End have announced the four local charities that will get a boost from cash raised at the event next year. The Bermuda Zoological Society, Vision Bermuda, the Garden Club of Bermuda and Family Centre were selected after o...

A man cleared of money-laundering charges has been allowed to fight for more than $300,000 of seized cash to be returned to him. Kenith Bulford told the Supreme Court the money was forfeited by another defendant before he could make any applications ...

Plans have been submitted to turn a vacant site on Church Street into a six-storey apartment block. The application, put forward by C33 Ltd last month, proposed a 68-unit apartment building at 33 Church Street. The documents state the building will h...