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Hamilton docks will close early today so that workers can honour a long-time colleague. A public announcement was made by Polaris Holding Company, which counts the city’s dock operator Stevedoring Services among its subsidiaries. It said: “The manage...

Young people will be showing off their pedal bike tricks as part of a new competition being launched in Dockyard on Saturday. The Pop-A-Wheelie Competition is the brainchild of Kendrick Zuill and Shawn Simmons, aka Mr Fotogenick, who both felt that ...

A senior who crashed a magistrate’s BMW has been ordered to pay $35,000 in damages. Assistant Justice Jeffrey Elkinson ruled yesterday that Allan Robinson “failed to exercise the expected standard of care” that resulted in a crash involving Khamisi T...

Two men were found not guilty yesterday of causing grievous bodily harm and depriving a man of his liberty. Jahni Holder and Justin Cameron, both 27, were acquitted of the charges after a Supreme Court jury reached a majority verdict following about ...

Myrtle Edness, who celebrated her 108th birthday on Sunday, has a simple tip for long life — swim and exercise. Born on Ord Road before moving to Somerset as a little girl, Ms Edness (née Deshield) and her siblings, Lillian and Gerald Jr, attended P...

Bermuda has recorded another Covid-19 death, but the number of people admitted to hospital has fallen sharply. The Ministry of Health said last night that it had identified 266 new Covid-19 cases in the past week. There were also 338 recoveries, caus...

Six Bermudian students are receiving hands-on training in every aspect of museum operations through the National Museum of Bermuda’s summer internship programme. Projects include helping to create a teacher’s research guide on piloting in Bermuda, r...

Gang violence has increased dramatically in the past ten years despite the best efforts of law enforcement agencies, according to the Commissioner of Police. Darrin Simons said that the problem will never be resolved by policing alone, and that other...

The Government is putting pressure on electricity supplier Belco to reduce emissions from its North Power Station. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that the company, along with the Environmental Authority, needed to take “urgent actio...

Another charity has joined in objections to a development on land previously zoned as coastal reserve. Janice Hetzel, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society, said in an opinion piece that further construction on formerly protected open spaces would...