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The Opposition has criticised the Government for failing to update Bermuda’s clean air legislation quickly as residents continue to be affected by emissions from Belco. The Clean Air Regulations 1993 and Clean Air Act 1991 are due to be amended to b...

A woman was given 110 hours of community service in order to clear fines amounting to more than $2,500 for three traffic offences, including driving with no insurance. Iesha Castle, 39, of Warwick, admitted driving with no third party insurance on Se...

The taxi association is investigating a claim that a cab driver would only agree to transport an injured tourist to hospital in the rear section of his hatchback as the tourist was wet. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Associa...

Police have 35 vehicles at their Devonshire compound - 40 per cent of which were stolen

The One Bermuda Alliance said the PLP Government and the Regulatory Authority need to hold Belco accountable over emissions

Motorists are being advised to plan ahead as road works will disrupt traffic on Harbour Road

The Minister of Transport gave the House of Assembly an update on the electric buses which arrived on the island nine months ago

A contract extension of one year for overseas consultants tasked with redesigning Bermuda’s education system will cost close to $2m

An investigation into a taxi driver who ejected a family of tourists, including a baby, from his vehicle has been dropped

Jonari Smith’s Big Brother was recognised seven years ago - now he is the Big Brother of the Year after being nominated by his Little Brother