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The Colonial Group will be lending a hand with this year’s Toys for Tots campaign to collect Christmas toys for needy children. The annual campaign, organised by Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty and the Coalition for the Protection of the Children, pro...

Team StreetSafe and the Inter Agency Gang Taskforce (IAGTF) are “alive and kicking”, according to Jeff Baron. Speaking in the Senate on the Throne Speech and the Opposition’s official Reply, the Junior Minister for Public Safety noted that Marc Bean ...

A planning application to erect a beach club at Sinky Bay in Southampton has been approved by the Development Applications Board. The “Hamilton Princess Beach Club”, to be erected on the eastern side of the former Sonesta property, will include a din...

Sea levels around the Island are rising by an average of 2mm per year due to global climate change, according to the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), and that number is expected to increase. “Decades of tidal gauge measurements, as well as...

Derrick Burgess, the Shadow Minister for Labour Relations, has alleged that the Government is allowing Bermudians to be passed over in favour of guest workers in the job market. However, Home Affairs Minister Senator Michael Fahy maintained that the ...

Bermuda’s Youth Parliament opened its latest session yesterday afternoon, continuing its mission to empower young Bermudians. In a speech opening the 2014-15 session, Youth Premier Dejanee Hill-Edwards said: “It is no secret that in today’s society, ...

Police are urging the public to be vigilant following an increase in motorcycle thefts this year. Inspector Robert Cardwell, the officer in charge of the Roads Police Unit, said that 728 vehicles have been reported stolen so far this year, compared t...

Somerset Bridge and Southlands Cottage have been proposed for listed status, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. While Somerset Bridge would be given a Grade HM listing — classifying it as a Historic Monument Listed Building — Southlands Cotta...

A youth leader jailed for kissing a schoolboy in his care has lost an appeal against conviction. Milton Richardson, 48, from Devonshire, was convicted earlier this year of four counts of sexual assault while in a position of trust. During his trial, ...