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Trench work will cause traffic delays along portions of main roads with one beginning yesterday, the Ministry of Public Works has warned. The eastbound lane of Middle Road between George’s Bay Road and Evans Bay Road, in Southampton, was closed from ...

Three men charged in connection with two separate murders appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Shae-Unni Smith and Ricardo Tucker Jr, both 18, were charged with the murder of Duane Gibbons. Mr Gibbons, 57, was found unconscious with a stab wound...

A community activist has appealed to the public to take part in a candlelit vigil to honour people who have died from Covid-19. Mark Anderson, who works for the transport department, said he wanted to organise a stay-at-home vigil to help people deal...

Nurses tucked in to sandwiches and chocolate cakes “made with love” from the Salvation Army as it delivered meals to frontline health staff yesterday. The charity’s Captain Dwayne Barnes said: “We want the nurses and staff to know they are remembered...

A private school has announced it will use lateral flow tests for the coronavirus for its pupils and staff. Saltus is one of several private schools to offer the tests, which will be administered at home. Deryn Lavell, the head of the school, said th...

The overworked team at the island’s main coronavirus testing lab got a break after a restaurant chain owner donated meals to staff. Carika Weldon, the head of the Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory and her staff were given trays of sushi and fresh vege...

A man who shoved a police officer during a fracas over the Cup Match holiday has been given a chance to turn his life around. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe gave Sadune Raynor, 27, a 12-month conditional discharge so that he can further his education ...

A student said she was “over the moon” after she was offered more than half a million dollars in scholarships. Tierrai Tull, 20, could only accept three of the seven grants she was given because of awards policy. But she said the remainder was still...

A charity focused on the wellbeing of seniors has moved into a new headquarters. Ministers and MPs from across the aisle welcomed Age Concern into their new headquarters near Admiralty House in Pembroke yesterday. Many of them who were aged 50 and ol...

It was a heartbreaking tweet – 74 words that summarised the lives of many young children around the island. “Covid started when Tau was 3, he is 5. He’s never experienced playing on the school field with other classes, sports day, he doesn’t even kno...