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Medical waste piled up in unsecured shipping containers by a roadside at Southside is to be moved after an outcry from St David’s residents. At least seven containers marked with biohazard warnings have been left out in the open close to a site where...

A devoted dad who joined his daughters on stage at a dance show rehearsal published a children’s book about the experience to help the girls to learn how an idea can become reality. Marc Daniels pirouetted and pliéd in the performance, which was capt...

The community is being encouraged to think of those less fortunate to mark Giving Tuesday today. The annual event, which is held in more than 150 countries, seeks to raise awareness of charities in the run-up to the holiday season and to encourage pe...

The head of a fishermen’s organisation highlighted the importance of collaborative working between the Government and the industry as a war of words continued over marine protection proposals. Allan Bean, the chairman of the Fishermen’s Association B...

The disclosure of documents related to a land row between two private estate neighbours has been ordered by the Supreme Court. But Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden rejected applications made by Samuel Andrew Banks for the handover of other material. A di...

People with disabilities will be celebrated during this week to mark the United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A proclamation was given on the steps of City Hall this afternoon, kicking off a series of events throughout the ...

Tips will be shared on developing inclusive and supportive working environments for people with different abilities as part of a free virtual conference this week

Performers can prepare for the stage in a fresh, purpose-built dressing room after renovations were completed at the Earl Cameron Theatre. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said the refurbishment “completely transformed the City Hall space with ...

A bank has launched a fundraising drive to help a charity that prepares and delivers meals to the sick, elderly and disabled. Clarien started its Holiday GiveBack programme and Michael DeCouto, the bank’s chief digital and marketing officer, said: “...

Payment is expected to be made in the next two weeks by the ruling party of the Bahamas to fully reimburse a trip made by the islands’ Prime Minister and others to Bermuda. Philip Davis visited with officials in October when he was a guest of the Pro...