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A massive surprise thank you banner was raised yesterday for the Government’s scientific adviser on her last day on the job. Staff at the Molecular Diagnostic and Research Laboratory in Warwick displayed the sign for Carika Weldon, who was unable to ...

A team of Bermudian runners yesterday completed a gruelling three-day Antarctic marathon to raise cash for an island charity. The Bermuda Penguins — Phil Martin, Andy McComb and Mark Harris — crossed the finish line after they faced unpredictable wea...

A man was fined more than $3,000 yesterday after he admitted a string of traffic offences. Magistrates’ Court heard that Jahni Holder, 27, was caught driving while disqualified, riding an unlicensed and uninsured bike, riding and speeding at 83km/h. ...

A runner geared up to compete in an Antarctic charity marathon has been forced to pull out after she tested positive for the coronavirus. Anna Laura Hocking, who landed in Bellinghausen Bay in Antarctica this morning, confirmed on Facebook that she w...

Environmental charity Keep Bermuda Beautiful got a $10,000 boost thanks to the Gardening Club of Bermuda. Katie Berry, the executive director of Keep Bermuda Beautiful, thanked the club for its donation and congratulated the group on its 100th annive...

A traffic stop led to a $1,300 fine and a six month roads ban for a man who was caught with a knife. Kenneth Wade, 26, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to possession of a knife, driving whilst disqualified and speeding at 60km/h. The court heard ...

New uses are being sought for two former railway stations each dating back to 1931. The Ministry of Public Works advertised for tenders for lease of property for Harmony Hall railway station in Paget and the Riddell’s Bay station in Warwick. The leas...

A secondary school has challenged the public to take part in an island-wide reading festival to celebrate the fight for racial justice in Bermuda. The Berkeley Institute will lead the charge in the One Island, One Book project by having pupils and st...

A teenager who admitted causing a traffic accident could be sentenced to community service instead of fined. Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo said a community service order could be considered for unemployed Nazye Matthie, 19, after he pleaded guilty to ca...

The Progressive Labour Party yesterday congratulated the Barbados Labour Party for its second “clean sweep” victory in a row in this week’s General Election. The party singled out Mia Mottley, the country’s Prime Minister and the BLP leader, for help...