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An event organised to inspire young women to chart a course towards a career at sea has been held. The Endeavour sailing programme said that the Women on the Water event, which attracted 21 girls aged between 11 and 19 from 12 schools, was a huge suc...

A course that starts next month will help youth workers and teachers to support young people who are healing from difficulties in their lives. The Inter Agency Committee for Children, Families and the Community has opened registration for the nine-we...

A man who killed his father has apologised to his family for the frenzied knife attack that led to his death. Tyshaun Brown told the Supreme Court that he was sorry for the trauma he had inflicted. He said: “I would like to apologise to my family for...

Police confirmed yesterday that they will look into the case of a senior government lawyer who failed to pay $52,000 in stamp duty for clients after a Supreme Court judgment against him. A police spokesman said that the Commissioner of Police had rec...

A police officer admitted yesterday that he threatened his wife and caused more than $1,000 worth of damage to her car. Sean Kelly, 40, pleaded guilty to using threatening words and causing $1,225 of damage to Rebekah Kelly’s car on October 9, 2019 i...

Betting shops across the island were shut down from yesterday after they failed to apply for licence renewals. The Bermuda Gaming Commission said that there were four licensed betting operators on the island, who operated five shops, although only th...

Britons who have lived abroad for more than 15 years will get the right to vote in British general elections after a legal change was passed in the House of Lords. British citizens at present lose the right to vote if they have been abroad for more t...

A herd of life-size sculptures of a beloved Bermuda horse will be up for auction at a charity fundraising event this month. Tilly, a miniature horse that died in November, was a fixture at the WindReach centre for the disabled’s animal therapy zone. ...

Activists overseas have thrown their support behind a charity drive bringing books to prison inmates. The campaign by the Personal Empowerment Circle, which works with people in Westgate Prison, is coming into its final week. Earl Deveaux, a former m...

Employees at Bowring Marsh Bermuda have served more than 1,000 meals as part of a church feeding programme for the homeless. Colleagues at the insurance broker volunteered time during their afternoons in December last year and February this year for...