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A warning on possible hurricane force winds has been issued by weathermen. The Bermuda Weather Service predicted cold and windy conditions were expected to continue through most of this week, with the possibility of hurricane-force gusts on Thursday ...

The island is still at the drawing board over the use of its network of roadside cameras to catch speeders and dangerous drivers. Renée Ming, the national security minister, said the CCTV surveillance network was under review “in terms of the package...

The Covid-19 jab may soon be available at general practitioners’ surgeries in a bid to speed up the vaccination process, the Government has revealed. A health ministry spokeswoman said last night that the Government was exploring all avenues to make ...

A farmer has called for a crackdown on motorcyclists who race scrambler bikes in a national park. Roland Hill, the owner of J&J Produce, warned the bikers were not just a danger to walkers in the area and themselves, but damaged the land. Mr Hill, w...

A barrister has dismissed claims that banks negotiated mortgages in the knowledge that borrowers would default and allow the lender to seize properties at bargain prices. Christopher Swan, a property lawyer, said that he had heard anecdotal accounts ...

A group of firefighters have notched up a decade on the front line of public safety. Sergeant Steven Caisey said: “A career in emergency services requires compassion and self-sacrifice. “It can be extremely demanding, which is why we have to honour t...

Grants worth more than $150,000 were given out to six community clubs and organisations, it was announced today. Among the recipients were the Pembroke Hamilton Club, Jiketsu Martial Arts, PayAKid, the Western Stars Sports Club, St David’s Cricket Cl...

A replica rifle was seized today and two men arrested, police have revealed. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley warned the two risked being shot. He added: “Not only did these individuals behave recklessly and irresponsibly causing members of ...

A series of virtual meetings to discuss proposals to slash the number of public primary schools is to start next week. An education ministry spokeswoman said it was hoped a “broad cross section of Bermuda’s public” would join the meetings to discuss ...

A move by the safety campaigners to insist electric bicycles are licensed would make the island’s roads more dangerous, one of the island’s main dealers claimed yesterday. Michael Paynter, the owner and operator of Pedego Bermuda in St George’s, said...