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Police are warning the public about a phone scam aimed at collecting personal and sensitive information. According to a spokesman, one common scam involves unknown callers offering to help with “glitches” affecting their home computers. “These calls ...

A 67-year-old man was injured yesterday after his car struck a utility pole on Middle Road. According to a Police Spokesman, officers were dispatched to the scene of a single-vehicle collision at around 4pm yesterday, near the junction of Middle Road...

The annual Christmas Pantomime has been pushed back until January as a result of hurricane damage to City Hall. A statement from the Bermuda Musical and Dramatical Society, they were recently informed by the Corporation of Hamilton that a portion of ...

Ajani Burchall has just celebrated his tenth birthday, but it is Bermuda Cancer and Health that is getting the present this year. For the second time Ajani decided that rather than getting presents he wanted to have a charity football tournament with...

A damaged roof at Lefroy House has sparked a war of words between the OBA and the PLP. While Shadow Minister for Labour Relations and Seniors Derrick Burgess alleged that the Government prioritised a bus shelter over the senior home, Public Works Min...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce has delivered a mixed review of Government’s Throne Speech, supporting several initiatives while expressing concern about others. Government announced that it was moving forward with modifying shippi...

The Beachfest Emancipation Celebration made a bigger mess than organisers hoped this year, but it still took a step toward becoming a “green” event. The Chewstick Foundation, Beachfest’s organisers, attempted to make the event environmentally friendl...

The trial of a man accused of the murder of 18-year-old Jason Lightbourne began this week, with prosecutors saying the killing was revenge for an assault that took place hours earlier. Prince Barrington Edness, 28, has denied a charge of premeditated...

It is still too soon to make a decision on the future of the Island’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), according to Michael Dunkley. While Government carried out public consultation last autumn concerning a proposal to turn a large section of the EEZ i...