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Business owners are being warned to take precautions after several recent burglaries at commercial premises. In a statement, Detective Superintendent Sean Field-Lament of the Bermuda Police Service said: “Simple measures such as installing motion act...

KES the Band is back in Bermuda with plans to rock the America’s Cup. The soca/pop group from Trinidad and Tobago are set to take to the main stage tomorrow night in the America’s Cup Event Village. Speaking in advance of their performance, the band ...

A St George’s man was jailed this morning after admitting stealing more than $100 of meat. Dean Burgess, 55, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a charge of stealing seven rib-eye steaks and a bag of codfish from the Supermart on Front Street. Th...

Bermuda is expected to get a royal visit from the Princess Royal and Vice-Admiral Sir Tim Laurence this month for the 35th America’s Cup. According to a statement from Government House, the couple are expected to be on the island on June 24 and 25 fo...

The future of the annual Canada Day Beach Party is up in the air after the Association of Canadians in Bermuda gave up their charitable status. While donations have kept the annual event running for several years, they are now searching for corporate...

Traffic will be limited on Front Street on Saturday morning as the island hosts the annual Queen’s Birthday Parade. The parade is expected to begin at 10.30am, and as a result traffic restrictions will be in place early that morning. A government spo...

A 25-year-old man was yesterday treated for stab wounds after a fight on Front Street. According to a police spokesman officers were dispatched to a “reported disturbance”, at around 2.30am yesterday. “Initial information suggests a fight involving s...

The Ministry of Public Works has detailed its plan to temporarily shut off Government piped water customers to assist those who rely on water trucks. In a statement yesterday, the government announced that the plan would not affect “essential custome...

A 26-year-old convicted of conspiring to import heroin was jailed for 12 years yesterday, while his mother received a suspended sentence for a money-laundering charge. Damon Morris, of Paget, was convicted by a jury of conspiring to import heroin and...

The Ministry of Public Works have announced plans to temporarily restrict government piped water service as the island deals with a long stretch of dry weather, And while recent rain has brought some relief, a statement from the Ministry of Public W...