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The Supreme Court has decided against issuing a costs order in the wake of a failed legal action over Ayo Kimathi’s placement on the stop list. Mr Kimathi was placed on the list after delivering a speech in which he attacked homosexuals, interracial ...

Bermudian film-maker Lucinda Spurling has claimed the top prize in an international screenwriting contest in Texas. The writer, producer and director, who has garnered acclaim for documentaries Respice Finem and Rare Bird, said she submitted her scre...

Police are investigating a three vehicle collision involving an unmarked police car, a government car and a truck. According to a police spokesman, officers received a report of a collision at the junction of Middle Road and Fort Hill Road in Devonsh...

Police are looking into a series of burglaries at commercial properties that occurred over the weekend. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said: “Sometime early on Sunday morning and early on Monday morning, intruders entered premises in the ...

The Court of Appeal has struck down a ruling that a construction company only hired “black faces” on a project to justify work permits. While the Human Rights Commission found that Apex Construction Management Ltd had discriminated against Bermudian ...

Amendments to change Southlands into a park are set to be tabled in the upcoming session of Parliament, according to the Government. While environmentalists have welcomed the long-sought change, they said that a lack of maintenance at the property ov...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is hoping to raise excitement in advance of the America’s Cup with a lunchtime pep rally this Friday. The rally, scheduled to take place at Victoria’s Park from 12.30pm to 1pm, will mirror the rally held at City Hall on ...

A Warwick man who admitted cursing at police was this morning given a conditional discharge. Buford Smith, 54, pleaded guilty to using offensive words towards an officer in an incident at the Hamilton ferry terminal on May 5. The court heard that off...

Thousands are set to take to the streets and shores tomorrow for a good cause as the XL Catlin End-to-End celebrates its 30th year. Mandy Shailer of the event’s organising board said they hoped this year would be bigger and better than ever as the pu...

A Bermudian icon is set to be celebrated later this month in St David’s — the Bermuda Onion. The event, organised by the St David’s Island Historical Society, will give attendees a look and taste of Bermuda’s past with traditional food and tours thro...