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The Bermuda Industrial Union has denied claims that port workers issued an ultimatum to management before imposing a ban on overtime. Dock-workers introduced the ban at the end of last month as a result of a long-running dispute over a sacked worker ...

Mariners have been warned to keep an eye out after more than 40 empty shipping containers were washed off a passing vessel

An island-wide outage affected thousands of landlines across Bermuda yesterday – including emergency numbers and the Government’s main switchboard. A statement from Digicel-BTC said the outage began at about 11.55am and services were restored by 3.2...

Winston Paynter claims he was not living in the home where nearly $1 million of heroin was found

A “reimagining” of an alternative education centre includes new courses tailored to the needs of adult students

A Bermudian teenager sailing on the world’s largest operational tall ship will be returning home for a short time later this week

Eight inmates at the Westgate Correctional Facility are sharing the fruits of their labour with the prison’s kitchen

The Bermuda National Trust has published historic Bermuda slave registers online in a searchable spreadsheet format. The spreadsheets, available through the Bermuda National Trust website, were transcribed from original, handwritten Bermuda Slave Reg...

A woman who refused to take a breath test was ordered to continue participating in a court treatment programme. Jebrie Hill, 35, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence when she appeared in Magistrates’ Court last week. The court heard that on ...

Members of the recently formed Sri Lankan Association of Bermuda rolled up their sleeves this weekend to help the St George’s Foundation. About 60 members of the organisation took part in a clean-up at Fort Victoria and Fort Albert on Sunday as part ...