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The debate about whether Gina Spence Farmer could work at Bermuda College and sit in the Senate came to an abrupt end yesterday when she quit her education job. Mrs. Spence Farmer said the College forced her hand by refusing to look at compromise opt...

Schoolboy grocery packers robbed at knifepoint on Sunday Two boys were robbed by a knife-wielding thug at a bus stop in Southampton late on Sunday afternoon. The 11-year-old and 12-year-old had finished their grocery packing shift at Heron Bay Market...

Driving on Bermuda?s roads has become such a daunting prospect that many visitors are now unwilling even to venture out on rented mopeds for fear of their own safety. Instead they are relying on buses, ferries and taxis rather than risk having an acc...

A Bermuda Independence Commission member has fiercely defended the group?s report ? and hit out at a small minority he claims is determined to hold the country ?hostage to fear?. Political activist Rolfe Commissiong said in the wake of the report he ...

If optimism alone was enough to win power in Bermuda, then the United Bermuda Party would already be back at the helm steering the country through the difficulties it is experiencing in housing, tourism, education and the care of seniors. That much w...

American visitor nabbed with cocaine Customs officials swooped on an American visitor who tried to bring cocaine and cannabis into Bermuda. Stephen Mitchell Jablon, from Yonkers, New York, was arrested at Bermuda International Airport on November 11....

Calls from Government for Opposition members to stop sniping about the controversial delayed Berkeley Institute project have been rejected., updating the Senate on the progress of the scheme yesterday, suggested it was the time for criticism to end. ...

A new ?State of the Races? booklet has been criticised for being five years out of date.hit out at the information, compiled by the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality (CURE) for relying on race information pulled from the 2000 census. He told t...

Independence is too important a topic to be confined to party lines, according to United Bermuda Party leader Dr. Grant Gibbons, and that is why his party will not make it a policy issue. The UBP?s current focus is on housing, education, seniors and ...

Students from across the Island were rewarded for being good citizens yesterday. The Department of Child and Family Services chose to hold their award ceremony on the International Day of the Child. Mario Swainson was nominated from Cedarbridge Acade...