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A former Chief Justice has been appointed to Bermuda’s Court of Appeal. Ian Kawaley, who was selected by the Governor, Rena Lalgie, will step into the role next month. Dr Kawaley was Called to the Bar of England and Wales in 1978 and joined the Ber...

The deadline for people to vote for their favourite Christmas-themed window display is today. The best window, chosen by a panel of judges, will receive a $1,000 Belco gift card and a matching donation to an organisation of the winner’s choice. The...

A man spotted by police driving his car over the centre line has been banned from the roads for 18 months. Jamel Smith, 49, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty to drink-driving when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court last week. Prosecutor Carrington Mahon...

A charity is targeting a bigger space next year to help boost its services to the community. Gina Spence, founder and chief executive of Gina Spence Productions, said that the organisation could not offer large group therapy sessions from its Paget l...

A Bermudian has teamed up with the US Consulate to make a video about his experience of studying and working in the US. Nadir Wade, the managing director at Belco, made the video as part of the Consulate’s Study with “US” campaign. The initiative ...

A man who was found with two home-made drug pipes has been sentenced to three months behind bars. Jason Liburd, 52, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to possessing drug equipment. Prosecutor Cindy Clarke said that police took Libu...

A Pembroke church will spread Christmas cheer at a free block party on Sunday. Shayne Scott, the pastor at the Church of God of Prophecy on Curving Avenue, said the congregation wanted to do something positive and share the true meaning of Christmas...

More scholarships will be offered to Saltus students in the next academic year, the school announced today. The new grants have been made possible by the Green family, who already have a scholarship programme at Saltus, which helps 24 students atte...

A man who tried to evade police officers on his bike was today banned from the roads for 18 months. Philip Mallory, 26, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to speeding at 74km/h and driving dangerously. Prosecutor Cindy Clarke said ...

A school principal who interacts “with students at every opportunity” has been awarded the inaugural award as Bermuda’s best public service employee. Todd Fox, the principal of Francis Patton Primary School, won the inaugural prize ahead of four oth...