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TAG Fine Arts and the Hamilton Princess are looking to celebrate the America’s Cup with a new exhibition highlighting the nations involved in the event. The gallery has com- missioned new work by Ewan David Eason, who has received acclaim for his Map...

A man who reportedly fell into a hedge trying to avoid police was fined in Magistrates’ Court for possessing cannabis. Anthony Dyer, 50, pleaded guilty to a single count of possessing the controlled drug in connection to an incident on June 26, 2016....

A local distributor appeared before the Liquor Licensing Panel yesterday after it was revealed they had been operating without a liquor licence for more than a decade. The panel heard that Bermuda Import and Export Company Ltd, the local distributor ...

Bermudian students will this year perform with international musicians, train with professional dancers and get a glimpse behind the theatre curtain through the Bermuda Festival. Dozens of international performers are set to work with the island’s yo...

A bus operator this morning admitted stealing money from the vehicle’s vault over a period of months. Pedro Goddard, 42, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to both stealing property from the Bermuda Government and having an object, specifically a m...

Jamahl Simmons has said the Progressive Labour Party will continue to support the America’s Cup to ensure that it benefits all Bermudians. The shadow tourism minister’s afternoon statement initially distanced the Opposition from the stance taken by t...

Plans to build a new St Regis hotel in St George’s — which would boost tourism and provide jobs — have been approved. The development, which will overlook Gates Bay, will feature a 122-key resort with 97 hotel rooms and 25 suites, as well as a casino...

A pair of Canadian nationals have been charged with smuggling the controlled drug fentanyl to the island. Jacqueline Robinson, 25, from Courtice, Ontario, and Craig Lawrence, 35, from Markham, Ontario, were both charged with conspiring to import the ...

Inconsistencies in the Reverend Nicholas Tweed’s work permit application surrounded his name and marital status, Cole Simons claimed yesterday. Flanked by fellow One Bermuda Alliance MPs, the Acting Minister of Home Affairs maintained the decision to...

An e-mail from a purported bus operator has claimed drivers came to work yesterday, but were blocked from doing so by “union leaders”. The writer of the message, sent to One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Jeff Sousa and subsequently published on his Fa...