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Bermuda could be more “forceful” in its stand-off with Britain over the legalisation of cannabis as the international enforcement of current laws is “tainted by racism”, a leading academic has stated. Professor William Bogart, who has written extens...

Residents in St David’s have called on the Government to halt the development of a proposed medical waste facility in Southside and order an independent environmental impact assessment. Terlena Murphy, a spokeswoman for the pressure group Concerned C...

Bermuda recorded another Covid-related death on the day emergency powers imposed to deal with pandemic were officially lifted. The latest fatality brings the death toll from the disease to 152. This follows the island recording two coronavirus-relat...

Bermuda’s Movember charity challenge came to its finale with an awards ceremony followed by a celebratory shave-off last night. The annual men’s health drive closed with a bash at Clube Vasco Da Gama in Hamilton for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Cent...

A Bermudian author and historian was also a prolific freelance journalist — and one of the driving forces behind an alternative voice in Bermuda media. James Ziral was a journalist and editor at the weekly Bermuda Times, which ran from 1987 to 1996 a...

The smell of fresh Christmas trees is in the air at the Heron Bay MarketPlace, where shoppers thronged for the latest shipment of evergreens. The Southampton store set up a Christmas Wonderland at the site of the old Sousa’s Landscaping across Middle...

A man who got into an argument with an off-duty policeman that ended with the officer’s car windows being smashed has been fined more than $2,700. Jagai Bailey, 21, from Sandys, tried to hit Chickaya Darrell, his neighbour at the time, with a broom ...

It was formed as a way to make Bermuda better, to try and address different inequalities as well as environmental issues. Fiona McWhirter spoke to Bermuda is Love members to see how the group has grown. Founders of a grassroots group that promo...

A “vital community institution“ providing education for adults that shut down last year has reopened, with a new management team on board. The Adult Education School closed at the end of the 2021 academic year to undertake “a comprehensive feasibilit...

Traffic delays were caused by a collision in the Crow Lane area, last night the Bermuda Police Service has said. As a result of the incident, drivers leaving the City of Hamilton were directed on to Cavendish Road. A BPS spokesman said: “There has be...