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A campaign to deliver breakfasts to children in their homes was a “great success”, the charity that ran the event said yesterday. The Coalition for the Protection of Children said its first National Breakfast Day campaign on Monday delivered about 20...

Volunteers carried out a clean-up operation on a section of the Railway Trail on Sunday. As part of celebrations to mark Bermuda International Long Term Insurers and Reinsurers’ tenth anniversary, the organisation has adopted a section of the Railwa...

Several people were shot last night after gunfire erupted in a busy bar. Terrified customers scattered after what was said to be at least six shots were fired at the Robin Hood bar and restaurant on Richmond Road at about 6pm. Police said four people...

Damage to utility poles has caused outages in two separate parishes, Belco confirmed today. Shelly Leman, the managing director of transmission distribution and detail, said that a commercial truck hit a pole on Serpentine Road, Pembroke around 10.30...

Administrative tasks in the police service have been sidelined because of job cuts, it was claimed yesterday. Acting Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons said that there had been “a real fight” on where to deploy police officers. But he added it was ...

Two Bermudian women shared the spotlight after they were Called to the Bar on the same day. Kaisha Wilson and Zantae Dill, both 23, were welcomed into the legal profession on October 15 after they each completed a year of their two-year training with...

A police officer accused of a string of offences, including two charges of assault on his wife, is to stand trial next year. Sean Kelly, 40, will appear in Magistrates’ Court next February. Mr Kelly, from Sandys, pleaded not guilty on August 4 last y...

The US has announced it will make limited exceptions for unvaccinated foreigners to enter the country. Exceptions will be made for children, people who have to visit for emergency or humanitarian reasons and people who cannot have the vaccine for med...

Stormy weather hit the island yesterday with heavy rain and strong winds throughout the morning and early afternoon. More than an inch of rain fell at the Bermuda Weather Service site in St George’s between 3am and 3pm. The strongest sustained winds...

Hospital staff will be reminded they should not wear their uniforms outside work after a staff member was barred from boarding a bus, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said yesterday. The move came after worker said that he had been forced to sleep at the ...