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A plan to build three houses and three apartments on the site of a former dairy farm has been given planning approval. A planning application by the Yellowbird Trust proposed the erection of three new buildings on an empty lot on Watlington Lane,...

Actors from the London stage will coach Bermudian performers and will hold a workshop with prisoners at the Westgate Correctional Facility. These endeavours are part of Butterfield Bank and the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts’ new four-day r...

A senior was cleared of the charge of stabbing his neighbour. Gary Cooper, 70, was found not guilty of wounding Arthur Hollis, 62, with intent to do grievous bodily harm on Monday. The verdict was reached after a two-week trial, which started followi...

Forty-six buses have been cancelled this afternoon, the Department of Public Transport has announced. The first cancellations were routes 5 from Pond Hill to Hamilton and 4SJ from Hamilton to Grotto Bay, both at 4pm. The last will be Route 7 from Doc...

A neighbourhood road will be closed this weekend because of a block party, the Ministry of Public Works said. The block party will take place on Horseshoe Road, Southampton from 3pm to midnight on Saturday. A section of the road from South Road to Sc...

A teenager who admitted stabbing a man to death told the victim’s family that he would “bring this man back” if he could. Ricardo Tucker Jr, 19, apologised yesterday to the family of Duane Gibbons before he was sentenced to 13 years’ imprisonment for...

Farmers could take legal action to block government plans to set up a vertical-farming industry on the island. The Bermuda Farmers Association is “addressing the legal path towards presenting an injunction” against the proposal. In an interview with ...

Customs officers are unable to protect Bermuda’s borders because of a lack of staff and equipment, according to documents obtained by The Royal Gazette. Officers have filed more than 50 complaints with the Bermuda Public Services Union, ranging from...

A government MP has called on voters to air their “frustrations” at the way Bermuda is run. Jamahl Simmons is hosting an “open-mike” night so that people can discuss concerns with the Progressive Labour Party in the wake of David Burt’s re-election a...

A pubgoer who said they took a mug without paying for it from Hamilton’s “oldest licensed establishment” more than half a century ago sent $10 last month to cover the cost. The money arrived at the Hog Penny Restaurant and Pub yesterday – 52 years af...