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Bermuda National Library staff put their creativity on show to win this year’s Christmas Window Competition. The display combined a love of words and books with Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker ballet, which has become synonymous with the Christmas period. T...

A tourism campaign highlighting Bermuda’s unique experiences has reaped three platinum awards from the video industry. The “Lost Yet Found” video for the campaign, launched in September, proved a hit with the Viddy Awards, which is administered and j...

Birdwatchers are set to have a busy week as 25 citizen scientists with the Bermuda Audubon Society carry out the annual bird count. The weeklong event started on Wednesday, with the main count day taking place on today. A spokeswoman for the society ...

The MOmen are bristling with success this year after their magnificent moustaches raised more than $45,000 for a cancer charity. MOvember 2022, organised by the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, got 19 individual and team participants who channelled ...

A Boxing Day tradition is set to return to Court Street for the 15th consecutive year as volunteers deliver a hot Christmas dinner to those in need. Regina Peniston, who organises the annual event, said she hopes to feed more than 100 people this yea...

A woman who suffered a head wound after an accident was banned yesterday from the roads for 18 months. Traci Matthews, 38, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to refusing to take a breathalyser test. Prosecutor Adley Duncan said that...

A teenager involved in the senseless fatal stabbing of a grandfather has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars. Shae-Unni Smith, 19, from Sandys, pleaded guilty earlier this year to a charge of manslaughter in connection with the 2021 killing of Dua...

Gambling enthusiasts are still unable to place bets at gaming venues on the island, which remain shut down. Licences for four operators – Triple Crown Racing, Seahorses, Paradise Games and Game Time – expired at the end of March, at which time they w...

Britain’s refusal to allow Bermuda to liberalise its cannabis laws has been branded a “colonial-style intervention” in the UK’s most famous newspaper. An article in The Times by lawyers Charles Kuhn and Gabriella Bligh claimed the decision by London...

A teenager was robbed at knifepoint by three men dressed in dark clothing and ski masks, police said yesterday. The 15-year-old boy had got off a bus and was walking along Clyde Best Lane, in Somerset, when he was reportedly confronted by three males...