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A fourth man has been charged with the shooting death of 19-year-old Letrae Doeman. Aaron Perinchief, 27, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning where he was charged with the murder of Mr Doeman on July 1, in Smith’s. He was also charged wi...

A ferry schedule has been issued for the Cup Match holiday tomorrow and Friday. The Blue Route is to run on its weekday schedule between Hamilton and Dockyard, while the Orange Route operates on the weekday schedule between Dockyard and St George’s o...

Members of the Maryland State Boys Choir performed at the Anglican Cathedral as part of their summer tour yesterday. Leading local singer Peter Nash said: “ It was a sheer joy to attend and to hear this spectacular choir perform. It was without a do...

Police hope that a large presence of officers and partners from other organisations will deter antisocial behaviour and crime during the Cup Match weekend. At a press conference yesterday, acting Assistant Commissioner of Police James Howard said tha...

The Ministry of National Security is looking for a firm to upgrade and expand the island’s CCTV network, according to a recent Request for Proposal. A procurement notice published earlier this week said that the ministry wanted a hybrid CCTV infr...

Paving work is set to take place in Hamilton Parish between August and November, with traffic in the area to be affected. The Ministry of Public Works said in a notice that paving work would take place on Fractious Street, Wilkinson Avenue and Harrin...

Cup Match cricket clubs Somerset and St George’s were given a total of $75,000 today to help cover the costs of the annual event. A cheque for $25,000 was presented to St George’s Cricket Club this afternoon to help cover its Cup Match costs, while ...

The Government has paid out $350,000 in scholarships to 25 students studying subjects ranging from accountancy to marine science. The awards, valued at up to $10,000 a year for four years, went to 23 students at university overseas and two undergradu...

The City of Hamilton intends to expand its sewage treatment facility as part of a project to cut back on the release of solid waste into the island’s waters. According to a planning application, the corporation hopes to build a new wastewater treatme...

Bermuda Society of Art’s newest exhibition, Pioneers who Persevered: Black Nurses in Segregated Bermuda, was recently unveiled by the Department of Community, Culture and Sport. In the exhibition, viewers can scan QR codes on the art installations, ...