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The Bermuda Police Service are committing to having more police on the beat in the Court Street area following a productive community outreach initiative yesterday. The Community Action Team conducted an outreach clinic in the area and the overwhelm...

An exhibition highlighting the fascinating life of St Georgian marine artist, charter fisherman and Bermudian war veteran Roy Taylor and his original paintings of Bermuda Reef Fish and Corals has opened at Town Hall in St George’s. The Corporation of...

The Ministry of National Security has confirmed that industrial action took place at the Westgate Correctional Facility today, adding that the Department of Corrections leadership continues to meet with the Prison Officers Association to address the ...

Family Centre has announced it is holding its annual Beach Bash at the Fairmont Southampton Ocean Club beach this year. The fundraising event is due to take place on Friday, September 8 at 7pm and will give the community the opportunity to come toge...

Two Bermudian tourists yesterday cheated death in a terror attack in the Spanish city of Barcelona that claimed the lives of at least 13 people and injured 80 more, many of them seriously. Juliet “Etta” Pearman and family member, Jean Joell, were wai...

Members of the LGBTQ community and their families are to organise secret support groups amid fears of intimidation by anti-gay activists. Sylvia Hayward Harris, part of the unnamed group setting up support networks at undisclosed locations on the isl...

The Minister of Social Development and Sports Zane DeSilva has met the recipients of this year’s Bermuda Arts Council Student Grant Awards. Mr DeSilva said: “It was such a pleasure to meet with the award recipients and hear about their exciting plan...

A summer student at the Mid- Atlantic Wellness Institute has created sensory tools for people with learning difficulties using colourful feathers salvaged from this year’s carnival outfits. Tatiana King has been interning at the institute for six we...

Miles Market’s IT system was subject to an attempted hacking resulting in customers having to pay in cash only for a limited period. According to CEO of the Waterfront Group of Companies Will Cox, the store’s antiviral protection measures “caught ev...

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced amendments to the Fisheries Order to open fishing on the red hind grounds from today. The ministry stressed that the extended closure areas around the black grouper grounds remain closed until December 1. Th...