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A trailblazing Bermudian artist will be honoured with an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of his death. The Charles Lloyd Tucker Exhibition will be open at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art until September and will include several of his w...

Abolishing Bermuda’s controversial travel authorisation form and to allow travellers to enter the Island with proof of either immunisation or a negative Covid-19 test will not work, government said yesterday. The proposal was made this week by Mich...

A non-practising lawyer was yesterday charged with stealing $125,000 belonging to Dilton Robinson. Magistrates’ Court heard that Gordon “Ricky” Woolridge, 60, of Hamilton Parish, was alleged to have stolen the funds from credit balances between Jul...

Government backbencher Jason Wade has called for Bermuda to “turn down the volume” and not become “consumed with hatred and frustration” over Covid-19 restrictions. The MP for Southampton East Central said: “There is a lot of chatter out there … Let’...

Senators rattled through the orders of the day in today’s Upper House yesterday, wrapping up the session in just over half-an-hour. Senator Arianna Hodgson, the junior minister of finance, presented the Economic Substance Amendment Act – the first ...

A Southampton woman is accused of stealing more than $706,000 belonging to a local company. Bambi Lee Pimental, 51, is said to have stolen the funds from J W Gray and Company Ltd, a roofing, waterproofing and wall finish specialist, between June 29, ...

Belco roadworks on Harrington Sound Road in Hamilton Parish will be suspended during Cup Match to improve ease of access to the cricket match in St George’s. The news came as Belco thanked drivers for their patience saying that the company was aware...

The policing of Bermuda’s roads is to be ramped up in a bid to stem a recent rise in traffic fatalities, accidents and offences. The Bermuda Police Service’s traffic unit is to be expanded and technology such as CCTV and speed cameras will be upgrade...

Two men were fined in Magistrates’ Court today for breaching curfew. Joel Baw, 38, of Paget admitted breaking curfew at 9.55pm on May 1 on South Road, Warwick Parish. The court heard how patrol police noticed a bike riding during curfew, which was t...

Two teachers have shared how the government’s mentor-based training programme has helped them to become better educators. J’ree Cann, P2 teacher at Paget Primary School, and Oneka Smith, maths teacher at The Berkeley Institute, have just graduated f...