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The Bermuda Industrial Union will hold a weekly one-day protest against union decertification laws, it has confirmed. In a statement released yesterday, a BIU spokeswoman said the protest will start from Monday, September 13. The action was approved ...

The owners of a van swiped from a popular Front Street bar were left bemused yesterday after it was spotted around the island during an eight-hour joyride. Reed Young, the owner of Docksider on Front Street, said the company vehicle was tough to miss...

Hurricane Larry, which emerged in the eastern Atlantic early yesterday, was upgraded from tropical storm status overnight, according to the National Hurricane Centre in the US. Mark Guishard, director of the Bermuda Weather Service, said last night t...

A motorcyclist will be sentenced in October after he admitted breaking the arm of a pedal cyclist in a head-on collision. Magistrates’ Court heard that Maurico Symons, 28, rode his motorcycle on Somerset Road in Sandys at high speed and overtook othe...

A St George’s man yesterday denied allegations that he had a semiautomatic pistol and several rounds of ammunition over the Cup Match holiday. Jaron Roberts, 30, pleaded not guilty to four charges in the Supreme Court this morning, including possessi...

The One Bermuda Alliance has criticised David Burt, the Premier, for being on holiday during this week’s industrial action over labour laws by the Bermuda Industrial Union. Cole Simons, the Opposition Leader, said: “Earlier this year the Premier ext...

A government body set up to compensate victims of crime has said it will “soon” comply with a public access to information order issued almost two years ago. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board was told by Information Commissioner Gitanjali Guti...

Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez has urged public authorities to “familiarise themselves” with the Public Access to Information Act and consult a code of practice when dealing with requests for records. The commissioner issued the reminde...

The Minister of Health has acknowledged that Bermuda’s vaccination rate has reached “a soft ceiling” – but vowed the Government would continue to encourage residents to take the jab. Kim Wilson spoke out after the department of health revealed that 6...

Tourism entrepreneurs were today asked to help highlight the island over the off season through an experience investment programme. The Bermuda Tourism Authority has also offered a webinar this week that will steer prospective participants through th...