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On the eve of Fire Safety Awareness Week members of the public have started to receive advice on how to stay safe and reduce the risk of fires breaking out in their home particularly when cooking. The theme of this year's awareness week is "Prevent C...

An alleged machete and hoe attack left victim Kuma Smith with a cut to his left arm so deep it fractured one of the bones in his forearm and almost severed tendons that enable movement of the fingers. A surgeon told a jury the injury was consistent w...

A judge, jurors and lawyers visited the Deepdale area of Pembroke to see the location of an alleged attempted murder where a man jumped into the back of a passing dump truck to escape being struck by attackers armed with a machete and hoe. Jurors in ...

Only 22,000 extra air visitors have come to Bermuda during the first nine months of the year, according to resort operator and Shadow Tourism Minister David Dodwell. And he claims the figures show there is still some way to go before it can be argued...

One of Bermuda's most famous characters has joined a "virtual march" to protest the proposed building of a new hospital on the Botanical Gardens. Johnny Barnes donned green trousers, green t-shirt and a shirt featuring flowering plants to take part i...

In an attempt to avoid being arrested for $2,100 of unpaid traffic fines and because a warrant had also been issued against him for further motoring offences, Jamel Jaki Nesbitt gave Police officers a false name when they captured him. But it proved ...

Bermuda Crystal Cave and Fantasy Cave are being visited by owners and operators of showcaves from around the globe this week. The Island has become the only destination outside Europe to host the International Showcave Congress, which every four year...

The final go-ahead to build a sewage treatment plant at Southside is being sought by the Bermuda Land Development Corporation. The new plant is expected to treat household and commercial waste and dispose of the resulting effluent through a deep bore...