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A Pembroke man caught with a knife in Hamilton has been ordered to attend mental health court. Jason Liburd, 45, pleaded guilty to the offence but claimed he used the 8in blade only to “chop onions and garlic”. Magistrates’ Court heard that, in the e...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce will host a seminar breakfast aimed at helping people plan for retirement next week. The Retirement Planning Educational Breakfast Seminar, to be held on-site in the Chamber boardroom, will feature three discussion pan...

Three men convicted of murder will appear before the Court of Appeal next month, pleading their innocence. Jahkeo Leshore and Darrion Simons are both appealing their premeditated murder conviction for the 2011 slaying of David Clarke, who was fatally...

Hurricane Nicole may have dealt a blow to this month’s tourism figures, but the Bermuda Tourism Authority said hard work by the island minimised the impact. Glenn Jones, director of public and stakeholder relations, said: “Like the rest of our commun...

A group fishing for grey snapper caught more than they were expecting — a massive 14lbs spiny lobster. Captain Matthew Jones of Sanctuary Marine Bermuda said: “It was the biggest lobster I have ever seen. The biggest lobster a lot of people have ever...

Two men are in critical condition after a stabbing last night outside the Southampton Rangers Cricket Club, police revealed today. However, the man injured in a shooting on Thursday night on Court Street has been treated and released from King Edward...

A Devonshire woman was banned from the road for more than a year after she admitted driving while impaired. Monique Shannon, 39, pleaded guilty to the offence during an appearance in Magistrates’ Court this morning. The court heard that at around 1....

Motorists in St George’s can expect delays in the coming weeks due to improvement plans. A section of Water Street has been closed to vehicles since October 3 for sewer line repairs, while trenching work on York Street is set to begin this week. Acco...

A new ferry stop for St George, including berths for an extra cruise passenger service, is in the works for the Olde Towne. Plans to move the stop to Hunter’s Wharf, which can be viewed at the Department of Planning office, include adding a 2,200 squ...

A civil case over injuries caused in a fatal accident is expected to go before the courts this week — although it remains uncertain if the driver involved in the crash will appear. Evelyn Kim Rewan launched a legal action against Englishman Luke Arms...