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St George’s yesterday morning welcomed its first cruise ship visit of the year yesterday as the Seven Seas Navigator arrived at Penno’s Wharf. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of St George said the arrival was welcome, if long overdue. She said: “Th...

A 40-year-old man was seriously injured at about 6.30pm yesterday after a collision in Smith’s. A spokeswoman said the two-vehicle crash involved a car and a motorcycle. Police diverted traffic away from McGalls Hill, where a car was left blocking bo...

A sailing programme for children dealing with autism and other developmental challenges completed its sixth year of offering recreational therapy. Endeavour’s No Limits Sailing Programme worked with the insurance company BF&M for a fifth year to give...

The SailGP Street Fest that was scheduled to take place on tomorrow has been postponed owing to forecasts of bad weather. The festival, which includes alfresco dining, live music and a DJ, is now expected to take place on Thursday from 7pm to 10pm. ...

The Bermuda Job Board website is back online after several hours interruption yesterday. A spokesman for the Department of Workforce Development advised this evening that service to the site www.bermudajobboard.bm had been restored. He said: “The de...

Police are appealing to any witnesses of the robbery that took place at Crawl Hill Tigermart on Saturday morning to come forward. Police received a report at about 5.10am of a burglary at the Hamilton Parish station. A Bermuda Police Service spokesm...

The Bermuda Job Board website has gone down, the Department of Workforce Development has warned. Technicians are working to restore the site and will let the public know when it is up and running again. The Department of Workforce Development apologi...

Island soldiers yesterday jetted off for a tough two week overseas exercise at a United States Marine Corps base. About 140 Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers will be joined by ten Marines from the new Turks & Caicos Islands Regiment, who have already u...

A director of a struggling organisation for domestic abuse victims reportedly told a civil servant there would be a “front page” news story if it didn’t get its charitable status back. Damon Wade, co-chair of the Centre Against Abuse, wrote in an e-m...

Hundreds of non-Bermudians have become eligible for Permanent Residence Certificates as a result of the changes to the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 that became effective December 1, a government spokesman has said. The Department of Im...