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Mia Rose Barker turned ten this month, but it is the animals at the Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals who will receive the gifts. This year, Mia decided that rather than receiving presents she would raise money for the charity....

The Department of E-Commerce is set to host its third annual Safer internet Day, aimed at helping seniors avoid online scams. The free event on February 22, sponsored by Clarien Bank, is designed to help seniors protect themselves online from various...

People caught with less than three grams of cannabis will receive formal cautions, under a new “three strikes” draft policy unveiled by Director of Public Prosecutions Larry Mussenden. On being arrested for a third time, the offender will have to und...

Veteran of the local theatre Jean Hannant has died at the age of 90. Ms Hannant was a stalwart at both the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Bermuda and the Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society, where she filled a number of roles both onstage and backsta...

The Royal Navy support ship RFA Wave Knight has spent the last few days on the island, hosting tours for various development groups. The vessel arrived in Bermuda on Tuesday and is expected to depart on Saturday to continue its duties in the Atlantic...

An anonymous message circulating on social media has alleged suspicious activity in Sandys — but no reports have been received by police. According to a spokesman, the Bermuda Police Service has been made aware of a message suggesting that “a man dri...

The Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences has hired environmentalist Chris Flook as its new Small Boat and Docks Supervisor. Mr Flook worked as the collector of marine specimens at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo for 16 years and was well known fo...

A massive bulk carrier made a visit to Dockyard yesterday morning for a fuelling stop. The M/V Dragon arrived in the West End at around 7am yesterday, and is scheduled to depart at 8am today. The bulk carrier, registered in the Bahamas, is owned by M...

They responded to the rallying cry and gathered for another day of protests, but by 9.15am they were sent back to work. Between 150 and 200 people were at Union Square yesterday morning, with a podium set up and speakers playing gospel music, in anti...

Michael Dunkley has said he was in phone contact with the Commissioner of Police during the protests of December 2. Speaking in the House of Assembly, the Premier said that he had six separate phone conversations with the Commissioner on the day of p...