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An environmentalist has stars in his eyes, and wants to recruit other people who share a passion for astronomy for a new club. Jonathan Starling said he launched the Bermuda Astronomical Society on Facebook this year, but later found there had been ...

Overgrown grass has left a section of the Railway Trail almost impassable, an area resident said yesterday. The man said a recently installed pedestrian bridge over Store Hill in Smith’s had been a benefit, but the state of the surrounding area made ...

The Supreme Court has opened the way for a violent child sex offender to be sent for detention and treatment at a British hospital. However, the Government said last night that UK courts must give their approval to allow the transfer. Puisne Judge Sh...

An early morning for amateur photographer LeShun Smith paid off with a stunning shot of a Falcon 9 rocket as it passed over Bermuda. Mr Smith, 29, said he was near Church Bay to capture the rocket, which travelled overhead just before 2.30am on Tuesd...

A grandmother has started a new career after being Called to the Bar. Angelita Dill, 54, worked in telecommunications and owned small businesses before going back to school to study for a law degree. She said: “There was nothing that concerned me ab...

An American-based meteorology group has said cool water in the Atlantic could lead to fewer tropical storms this year. Colorado State University’s Tropical Meteorology Project team said: “The tropical Atlantic remains cooler than normal and there is ...

Blackwatch Pass was closed to traffic yesterday as work to shore up its walls started. A government spokeswoman said work will continue for “several weeks”. Workers on the project will remove areas of soft rock and vegetation and secure weaker sectio...

A St George’s cricket player pushed the Minister of National Security in a scuffle at Cup Match, a witness has said. However, Wayne Caines said yesterday: “There was no fight, no altercation, no incident.” He was speaking after a man at the match tol...

The Minister of National Security has congratulated the public after a mostly peaceful Cup Match holiday. Wayne Caines said, apart from a stabbing at Paradise Lakes, the holiday festivities passed without major incidents. Mr Caines said: “Cup Match i...

Applicants fear retaliation if they make Public Access to Information requests, the Information Commissioner has warned. Gitanjali Gutierrez added there was a need for a “cultural shift” so that more people questioned public authorities rather than d...