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Trench and road work will close a section of a major road, the public works ministry said yesterday. A ministry spokesman said that a trench work on Middle Road in Smith’s has moved close to the yellow centreline, which has caused a hazard for worker...

A 23-year-old footballer who died in a road accident this week was last night praised as a sporting role model. Devar Boyles, the president of Western Stars Sports Club, said Jahtino Richardson-Martin, who died on Wednesday, was a talented athlete wi...

A gardening club yesterday donated $10,000 to a nature restoration project in celebration of the club’s centennial anniversary. The Garden Club of Bermuda gave the cheque to the Buy Back Bermuda (BBB) group to help them complete the restoration of Ev...

Young artists can win cash prizes in an art competition held by the Bermuda National Trust. The trust yesterday opened its doors to applications for their 2021 Student Art Competition, whose theme this year is “My Bermuda”. Karen Border, the executiv...

Motorists were reminded today of the dangers of speeding and the need to stick to the speed limit on safety grounds. The Bermuda Road Safety Council warned that speeding was the leading cause of road collisions that resulted in serious injury or deat...

The trial of a husband and wife charged with breaches of Covid-19 quarantine regulations was today adjourned because of scheduling conflicts. Magistrates’ Court heard that the trial of Sophia Cannonier, 52, and Michael Watson, 46, was scheduled to st...

The first graduate of a law firm’s pupillage programme has been Called to the Bar. Marcus Symonds, 30, joined Bermuda’s legal fraternity on Monday after a ceremony attended by his colleagues and family. Mr Symonds said: "I am very pleased to have bee...

A public health alert was yesterday issued over salame sticks that may have been contaminated with salmonella. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service warned that salmonella outbreaks across eight states had been linked ...

The largest gun in Bermuda and a relic of British military might has found a new home after 11 years in museum storage. A 9.2-inch Mk X breech-loading gun, aptly named “The Big Gun” by National Museum of Bermuda staff, was carefully restored, repain...

A man who triumphed over substance abuse and violent behaviour yesterday reminded troubled youngsters that life “gets better”. Romone Smith, 31, said that his probation officers helped him change by being the role models he lacked as a child – and th...