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Inspirational young people were recognised this week with certificates of appreciation to celebrate their positive traits. The 12 under-25s were nominated by sports clubs to receive the inaugural Muhammad Ali-Gibbons-Osaka awards. Glenn Fubler, a co-...

Reggae artist Mitchelle “Live Wires” Trott will tonight perform a new original song which encourages people to stand up for their rights. Stand Tall is one of two new songs Mr Trott will be performing with his band, the Kings, at the West End Sa...

The work of 16 Bermudian artists is being promoted in government buildings as part of a public art project, according to Ernest Peets, the culture minister. The move, which was trailed in the 2018 Throne Speech, has seen a number of creative pieces i...

More microforests are set to appear around the island as a Bermuda Zoological Society project to plant more trees and shrubs continues to grow. While five microforests have already been established, it is hoped that another three will be planted befo...

A man whose body was found in Dockyard this week was named by police today as Kerry Lee Horrer. The 40-year-old was an American visitor. His death is not thought to be suspicious. A Bermuda Police Service spokeswoman said: “Mr Horrer’s lifeless body ...

A man was banned from driving all vehicles for 18 months after pleading guilty to refusing to provide a sufficient breath sample to police. Magistrate Craig Attridge heard that police stopped Pedro Sousa, 44, from Paget, on Crow Lane in Devonshire a...

Lighthouse Road will be reopened to regular traffic tomorrow, the Ministry of Public Works said this afternoon. Despite Lighthouse Road reopening, Middle Road in Southampton will remain with a one-lane closure at the junction with Lighthouse Road. ...

Conyers is celebrating Bermuda Pride this week, both by sponsoring the annual event and wearing Pride colours. Christian Luthi, chairman of the law firm, said: “August is an important month for the LGBTQ+ community in Bermuda, and we are pleased to c...

The City of Hamilton has announced that its offices in City Hall will be closed this afternoon for a staff function. A spokeswoman said that the corporation apologises for any inconvenience caused.

The Queen of Bermuda will help ring in the start of Pride celebrations this weekend with a full day of meet-and-greets. Mark Anderson said he will be dressed as his alter ego, Sybil Barrington, in several spots in Hamilton today – and encouraged the ...