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Sirens are expected to be heard across the island over the next two weeks as trainee firefighters take to the streets for emergency driving instruction. A spokesman for the Ministry of National Security said: “The public should be aware that during i...

A Commission of Inquiry set up to investigate land grabs acted illegally when it changed its own terms of reference, according to a Supreme Court ruling. Assistant Justice Hugh Southey ruled that the commission “misdirected itself” when it limited th...

The One Bermuda Alliance has questioned what steps are being taken to accelerate passport applications, which have slowed to a crawl this year. Jarion Richardson, the Shadow Minister of Labour and the Cabinet, said that while the Government has blame...

Hot weather has brought weekly trash collection issues to a boiling point at a roadside pick-up point in Pembroke beset by a “rat community”. The fenced enclosure, at the corner of Serpentine Road and Market Lane, also ends up “full to the brim” and ...

A former football coach will undergo vital eye surgery this month after a friend agreed to guarantee his loan. Mark “Burger” Jennings, 56, said that he secured a $7,200 loan from the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association after Kevin Smith, a dear fri...

A CedarBridge Academy student has won an award after making an animated film. Zen Marley Mello, 17, won the department of culture’s Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition with his video accompanying the poem Never Bound. Students were asked t...

The future is looking bright for a charity that provides accommodation for homeless women and their families, thanks to a donation from a solar panel company. The Transformational Living Centre on Parson’s Road will see its running costs reduced afte...

A new airline registered in Bermuda plans to forge routes between the island and Caribbean destinations. Freedom II Bermuda Limited was granted an Air Operator Certificate by the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority last week. Although the fledgling com...

Garbage collection has been delayed through to the end of the week, the Ministry of Public Works warned yesterday. A spokesman said maintenance staff shortages caused by vacations and training, along with “ongoing supply chain issues”, led to a backl...

Bermuda’s Jamaican Association will host a church service and gala featuring multi-instrumentalist Huntley Septimus to celebrate 60 years of Jamaican independence. The Diamond Jubilee, which takes place on Saturday, will be celebrated with a service ...