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A 47-year-old Southampton man is to face trial on charges of possession of cocaine with an estimated street value of $117,000 and intent to supply. Rudolph Travers pleaded not guilty to two counts — possession and intent to sell cocaine on both Janu...

If there is one celebration that brings all of Bermuda’s people together, it is Cup Match, and after a sometimes fractious few months people are looking forward to a sense of unity. Whether from Somerset or St George’s, they want to take a break fro...

Those wishing not to bank on beginners’ luck at the Crown and Anchor tables this Cup Match would be wise to head to Harbour Nights for tips and tricks on how to be the winner who takes all. Harbour Nights is working to educate tourists and the less...

A mural designed to celebrate the sporting heritage of St George’s Cricket Club is to be unveiled this Cup Match. The Chewstick Foundation worked with children from the St George’s Community Centre summer programme through its community art programme...

Two cases of drug possession and importation and a separate case of wounding with intent were adjourned during the arraignment session at Supreme Court this morning. Chamari Burns, 25, is accused of importing the controlled drug cocaine and being in ...

A man arrested in connection with the fatal boat collision of June 1 is expected to appear in court, police say. The Bermuda Police Service said the investigation into the crash that claimed the life of New Zealand native Mary Elizabeth McKee in Hami...

The Custodian of Historic Wrecks, Philippe Rouja, and the shipwrecks that lie beneath Bermuda’s waters are the focus of an article and short film by CNN Travel. CNN writer Alexander Rosen and his co-producer Joseph Coleman follow Dr Rouja to explore ...

The Centre on Philanthropy collaborated with HSBC Bermuda this month to deliver its first Donors’ Forum. Both entities came up with the idea to identify a knowledge gap around charitable giving and community investment between local third, public a...

A pressure group that campaigned in support of former home affairs minister Michael Fahy’s controversial Pathways to Status Bill has changed its name. We Support Pathways will now be called Supporting Fair Immigration Reform after it admitted the ori...

Scores of people headed to what was the America’s Cup Village yesterday hoping to scoop up furniture bargains stored in two warehouse-sized tents. The Village was almost unrecognisable with little fanfare and just a few vehicles removing the tempora...