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Students and staff at CedarBridge came together yesterday to raise more than $2,000 for a fellow student’s leukaemia treatment. Nahgé O’Brien, 16, was diagnosed with leukaemia on Boxing Day last year. While he was able to return to CedarBridge in Sep...

The North Village Rams managed to do more than light up the scoreboard by scoring 17 goals in October they raised $1,700 for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre (BCHC). Freisenbruch-Meyer Group (FMG) donated $100 to the charity for every goal scored...

Increased fines of up to $25,000 have been brought in to better protect Bermuda’s endangered species. The move comes as the Protected Species Amendment Act was passed by the House of Assembly although the Opposition complained the new rules could be ...

Paget Primary School formally opened their renovated library, dedicated to the memory of Malcolm Outerbridge. Mr Outerbridge, who was killed earlier this year, had attended the school for his primary education. His parents were joined by Education Mi...

Incoming residents will have to pay 35 percent duty on personal items brought in from overseas, up from 25 percent, after a bill was passed in the House of Assembly last night. While Government said the Customs Tariff Amendment (No 3) Act 2011 would ...

People who dump computers and vehicles face being traced via the item’s serial number and prosecuted under new legislation. The Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act makes it easier to punish people for illegally dropping litter and dumping househol...

Bermuda’s Youth Parliament officially reconvened in a ceremony yesterday with a guest speech by Premier Paula Cox. Youth Premier Ryan Robinson said that the Youth Parliament has already debated controversial issues such as capital punishment and the ...