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A woman was sent to DUI court yesterday after she crashed into a wall while she was two-and-a-half times the legal alcohol limit. Aruna Lolljee, 44, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to impaired driving. The court heard that Lolljee lost control o...

More than $5.5 million in contracts for the wastewater works in the East End have been revealed through the Public Access to Information legislation. A notice published in the Official Gazette last week listed a series of contracts signed by the Berm...

The Bermuda Post Office has paid tribute to Bermuda’s essential workers with a special stamp release. The BPO has revised the 50 cent shell stamp, which depicts a Bermuda Cone shell, and overprinted it with the title “Honouring All Essential Workers”...

Front Street businesses have been urged to remember Harbour Nights festivities tomorrow when they put out their trash for collection. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton urged businesses to put out trash either before 4pm or after 10.30pm on Wedne...

With hurricane season underway and roadside foliage growing rapidly, the community is being urged to join in an effort to trim overhanging trees to reduce fallen branches in the event of a storm. The Ministry of Public Works has teamed up with other...

Belco will talk to the public about its efforts to reduce emissions at its Pembroke plant at an online forum on Thursday. A spokesman for the energy provider said the forum, to begin at 5.30pm, will “include updates on the company’s sustainability st...

The Department of Energy has launched a new public survey to collect information about the public interest in solar energy. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, encouraged the public to complete the online survey to help the Government design ...

Planning renovations at the historic home of Verdmont will benefit from enhancements thanks to a $10,000 donation from The Garden Club of Bermuda. The donation was made to the Bermuda National Trust museum and gardens as part of the Garden Club’s 10...

The Progressive Labour Party appeared to draw stinging criticism from one of its own in a broadside in the House of Assembly, with backbencher Jamahl Simmons decrying a “mindset” pandering to businesses and putting population growth ahead of the part...

A vet this week sounded a warning over a “massive” number of dogs left unvaccinated against common illnesses because their owners “do not believe in it, or do not have the money”. Andrew Madeiros of Ettrick Animal Hospital spoke after an apparent vir...