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The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has offered to become involved in a task force formed to cull feral chickens as a preventative measure against the spread of bird flu. And it has urged poultry farmers and other chicken owners to p...

The Development Applications Board (DAB) refused planning permission to a developer who already had Planning permission to build homes near a Nature Reserve behind Tom Moore's Tavern. Bruno Fiocca was refused Planning permission to build four new hom...

Members of the public from all walks of life made a commitment to healing the Island's racial divide yesterday at the second public meeting of the revitalised Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda CURB, a grassroots anti-racism group was formed in the...

Bermuda?s public education system is failing high-flying students, a teacher alleged last night. David Chapman, a science teacher at Berkeley Institute, told a public meeting at the school that poor resources meant lessons had to be constantly pitche...

A survey of middle and high school students has revealed that almost a third of 14-year-old boys admit having under-age sex, and nearly half of 15-year-olds. The poll, carried out by Teen Services, has prompted plans for more information-gathering in...

Pizza man fined for speeding A speeding pizza-delivery man was handed a hefty fine at Magistrates? Court yesterday ? but avoided losing his bike licence. Jahroy Simons, 20, who pleaded guilty to three separate cases of speeding, told Senior Magistrat...

Tributes have poured in after the sudden death of one of Bermuda?s most prominent and popular lawyers. The legal community spoke of its shock and sadness yesterday in the wake of the death of Richard Hector. There was a minute?s silence at Magistrate...

Responding to complaints that students are not learning enough about Bermuda history and geography, Education Minister yesterday announced that a teachers? guide to complement a Bermuda history textbook released last year is nearly finished. He said ...

Bermuda is in danger of developing an underclass if it does not help its homeless population, Deputy Opposition Leader warned yesterday. The Shadow Home Affairs Minister spoke out at a House of Assembly debate on the Government?s Budget plans for the...

A mugger who avoided a prison sentence after the husband of the woman he assaulted and put into a coma forgave him in court was yesterday charged with breaching his probation. Tyrone Sinclair Brangman pleaded guilty in 2003 to robbing and causing gri...