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A retailer said yesterday that about $4,000 worth of goods was stolen from his shop. Darren Booth, who runs The Booth on Reid Street, added that clothes, watches and face masks were among the haul. He appealed: “If anybody knows anything, call me, ca...

A bank yesterday donated free meals to a charity dedicated to the welfare of children and families to celebrate its chief executive’s birthday . Clarien delivered 50 meals to the Family Centre so their clients could celebrate thanksgiving in style. T...

A Sandys man left Supreme Court in handcuffs yesterday after he was found guilty of smuggling gun parts into the island. James Rumley, 39, was found guilty by a unanimous verdict of three charges that he imported firearm components in June and Octobe...

The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union yesterday defended dock-workers who downed tools after a colleague was suspended. Chris Furbert said that 32 union members at Hamilton Docks took action last Thursday after relations with management compa...

Former government minister and real estate agent Leonard Gibbons has died. Mr Gibbons was 82. Mr Gibbons’s daughter, Susan Gray, said her father was an honest and generous man who was very outgoing in his public life. Ms Gray added: “Dad was a people...

A returned resident who was in quarantine has become the latest person to test positive for the coronavirus. It was the only case out of 853 test results that came back to the Ministry of Health on Wednesday. The resident came to the island from Atla...

A Rhode Island-bound yacht made an unexpected return to the island last night after a crew member was injured in bad weather. Bermuda Maritime Operations said the 50ft Peekaboo arrived in Bermuda on November 12 from Rhode Island and set out to retur...

A returned resident who was in quarantine has become the latest person to test positive for the coronavirus. It was the only case out of 853 test results that came back to the Ministry of Health yesterday. The resident came to the island from Atlanta...

The Minister of National Security has asked police to make sure notice is given before any training exercises that could affect nearby residents. Renee Ming’s request came after sounds heard from the Bermuda Police Service Prospect headquarters in De...

A team of Bermudian entrepreneurs has been chosen as the new leaseholders of the beachside café at Horseshoe Bay. Delton Ebbin, Carl Vincent and Devon Simons – together, Horseshoe Bay Live – were unveiled as the winning bidders at a press conference ...