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Police asked residents to be “vigilant” about receiving candy, especially during Hallowe’en celebrations. The caution came after a social media message that claimed a lethally strong opiate was being passed off as sweets. A Bermuda Police Service spo...

St David’s Road will be partially closed for a little over a week as Belco trenching work continues in the East End. A notice from the Ministry of Public Works said: “This road closure will allow two trenches to crossover St David's Road west and eas...

A Pembroke man was taken off the roads for 18 months after admitting to driving while under the influence of alcohol. Gualter Pacheco Linhares, 33, pleaded guilty to the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Adley Duncan, for t...

Bermuda’s air traffic controllers have been celebrated for their vital role in ensuring that operations at LF Wade International Airport run smoothly. Marking the International Day of the Air Traffic Controller on Thursday, Lester Nelson, the chief e...

David Burt was re-elected as the Progressive Labour Party leader last night after a bruising campaign battle, which he described as “difficult”. Party delegates and PLP MPs gave him victory over Curtis Dickinson, the former finance minister. Walter ...

Bermuda has nothing to fear from cutting links with Britain and becoming an independent state, according to a visiting politician. Philip “Brave” Davis, the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, is on island as a guest of the Progressive Labour Party, which...

Taxi drivers are working on a formal proposal to present to the Government on the implementation of a modern centralised dispatch system aimed at improving the industry. The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association met David Burt, the Premier; ...

Members of the community expressed disappointment with the "appalling“ state of Bermuda’s economy during a town hall meeting on the high cost of living, according to an economist on the panel. Robert Stubbs, head of research at think-tank Seed Bermu...

What do you do with a chalkboard that’s just sitting around the house? Well Sabrina Wilkinson had the answer – use it to tell jokes to brighten people’s days. Almost every morning for the past few months, passers-by have been entertained to jokes suc...

Karim Creary became the newest member of the Bermuda Bar in a ceremony held in the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr Creary – a member of Appleby’s legal trainee programme – is looking forward to giving back to those who have supported him. “For the past t...