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The organiser of a rule-breaking party in the Botanical Gardens last weekend has been arrested, police revealed yesterday. It was also revealed that fixed penalties were in the pipeline to slap violators of Covid-19 health restrictions with on-the-sp...

Police are appealing for witnesses to this morning’s fire in which a car and five motorcycles were destroyed. Firefighters tackled the blaze on Rambling Lane, Pembroke, at around 4.30am, and were able to bring the fire under control before flames spr...

Birdwatchers will be able to follow the first days of a cahow chick after it was filmed hatching. The process started on Monday night when the chick was heard to make “peeps” from inside the egg and it emerged on Tuesday. Jeremy Madeiros, the chief t...

Police today warned the public about counterfeit bills after a fake US $100 bill was passed at a gas station. A police spokesman said a fake note with was used to make a payment at the Rubis Van Buren Marine Service Station on North Shore Road in Fla...

Government’s Bermuda College vaccination centre is accepting walk-ins aged over 50, it was revealed today. The college centre earlier gave shots to seniors over the age of 65 who had been unable to register online. A spokeswoman for the ministry of h...

People will entertained by CuSh Evans and Brittany Cox (Brixx) on the steps of City Hall tomorrow in the third Creatives Live! event. The concert series is being put on by the Department of Culture and is aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s ...

An exhibition designed to highlight the horrors of the Holocaust is to open tomorrow. The event was timed for the run-up to Holocaust Remembrance Day. Shoah: Understanding the Holocaust Through Art & Artifacts, organised by the Jewish Community o...

The Commissioner of Police has warned two serving officers that he will sue them unless they pay him compensation for causing “serious harm” to his reputation and “significant personal anxiety and distress” by allegedly making public a confidential c...

Zane DeSilva, Progressive Labour Party MP, said he intends to prove his innocence after being charged with misleading a public officer over a fundraising dinner last year. Mr DeSilva, who was charged yesterday alongside his daughter Zarah Harper and ...

Timeline: 25 years of reforming public education 1996: Education Act passes and middle schools are introduced by the United Bermuda Party government. December 1998: The Progressive Labour Party wins power. May 2007: The Hopkins R...