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A motorcyclist and his 12-year-old pillion passenger were injured after colliding with a car in Southampton. According to a police spokesman, the crash happened on Middle Road at around 7pm on Sunday, as the car attempted to turn on to Tribe Road No ...

Two St George’s churches were targeted by burglars over the weekend, according to police. A police spokesman said that at about 9.20am on Saturday, officers received a report of a burglary at St Peter’s Church. Less than two hours later, at about 11...

Tashae Thompson, Bermuda Tourism Authority product development manager, has been named the chairwoman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce Tourism Division. Ms Thompson has worked in the tourism industry for ten years and played a critical role in the ...

When Sabrina Carreon was born at just 24 weeks, she was small enough to fit in her father’s hand. But today the “million-dollar baby” is happy, healthy and celebrating her 2nd birthday. Sabrina’s birth was a challenging one owing to her mother, Kaye,...

A successful Bermudian-designed course to train potential dementia and Alzheimer caregivers is set to return after being adopted internationally. Carol Everson, of the Bermuda Legion, said that while 100 people went through the course locally to beco...

Plans for a marina building on the Morgan’s Point site have been submitted to the Department of Planning. The plans, submitted on October 11 and revised on October 18, propose a building on the south side of the “neck” of the site. An included letter...

Immediate action needs to be taken to safeguard the island’s seniors according to advocate Carol Everson. Claudette Fleming, of Age Concern, recently said that some care homes appear to be unwilling to adopt tighter standards, adding that the charity...

Hurricane Nicole brought more than winds to the island, with remarkably high numbers of Blackpoll Warblers making an appearance. In the days after the storm, the Bermuda Audubon Society said it has been inundated with sightings of the small yellow bi...

More than 1,200 people have required treatment as the result of a road traffic collision so far this year. According to statistics provided to the Road Safety Council by the Bermuda Hospitals Board, 1,251 people required medical treatment following t...

A screenwriting course led by Bermudian filmmaker Lucinda Spurling is set to begin next month. The course, organised by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, is intended to help participants develop their writing skills and help create a new generation o...