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Three people were taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for serious injuries after a multi-vehicle collision on Friday night. A police spokesman said that at about 7pm, a 67-year-old man stopped his car at the junction of Berkeley Road and St J...

Community activists called for young people to turn away from violence on the anniversary of a shooting at the Devonshire Recreation Club. Glenn Fubler and others made the call at an event at City Hall, saying that while no one was killed in the Marc...

The autism charity Tomorrow’s Voices has appointed four new board members. The new directors include experts in the fields of IT, law, medicine and psychology. Adrian Lodge, who joined the board in January, has more than 15 years of experience in ap...

The Governor is to host a reception celebrating the 75th birthday of King Charles III. Rena Lalgie extended an invitation to members of the public who may wish to attend the event at Government House on Thursday, June 22 from 6pm to 8pm. The Govern...

One of the leaders of Shift Bermuda, which works with young people, has been awarded a scholarship to attend the international conference of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Truell Landy, the executive director of Shift Bermuda, has bee...

A community centre in Hamilton will be closed “until at least early April”, a government spokeswoman reminded residents today. The Sammy Wilson Community Centre, on Angle Street, paused operations last month after it suffered water and electrical dam...

Women employees of Belco were highlighted in celebration of International Women’s Day. The energy company said it is continuously trying to improve female representation and that of its 237 full-time staff members, 38 are women. While the physical ...

A popular children’s competition highlighting kite safety is back courtesy of Belco, with entries accepted until next Friday. Children in primary years one and two are invited to send in one entry each for the kite safety poster contest, now in its 3...

The City of Hamilton has been put on notice by the Attorney-General that its free ride for parking ticket revenue is coming to an end

Covid-19, particularly the devastating Delta variant of the virus, fuelled extra expenses just shy of $3.6 million for the health ministry in 2021-22, MPs have been told. The House of Assembly heard supplementary estimates for budgeting, with health ...