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An art gallery in Hamilton City Hall is to boost security after a weekend break-in. Nzingha Ming, the executive director of the Bermuda Society of the Arts, said the gallery, on the third floor of the building, had been “between shows”, and there wer...

A charity for seniors has revamped its website to help improve access to services. Age Concern said the redesigned ageconcern.bm was easier to use and that visitors would be able to view information and sign up for the charity’s programmes. Callan Ba...

Almost half of Bermuda’s registered charities suffered financial losses over the last six months, a new report has revealed. The report by the Bermuda Community Foundation (BCF) said 118 out of 267 of charities that provided financial information sa...

A curfew breaker who admitted a breach of the lockdown was yesterday sentenced to 150 hours of community service. Magistrates’ Court ordered Shawn Simmons, 37, to complete the community service order in place of a $3,000 fine. Simmons, from Sandys, w...

A thief was yesterday sent to the drug treatment court after he admitted stealing food from a supermarket. Magistrates’ Court heard that Nelson Pacheco, 34, would also be the subject of reports after he avoided sentence on drugs charges for three yea...

After the eighth - and final - attempt, Nasa last night launched its KiNET-X mission when a Black Brant XII rocket blasted off from the agency’s Wallops Flight Facility, in Virginia. It meant that people were able to see a green vapour cloud over Ber...

Electricity bills should drop after the Regulatory Authority yesterday reduced the retail rate for customers of the Bermuda Electric Light Company. The move, which was welcomed by Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, is the second year retail ra...

A Rotary club has launched a book drive to encourage literacy in young children. The “From Teens to Tots” initiative will provide four primary schools – Harrington Sound, Elliot, Prospect and Victor Scott – with copies of the book A is for Afrika, S...

More than 100 people yesterday took part in a second car rally protesting against the Government’s Covid-19 regulations. Cars and bikes gathered outside Bernard Park for the start of the rally, which was significantly smaller than the first protes...

Government intends to launch a “Covid safe key” programme to open up opportunities for those who have been vaccinated or recently tested negative for Covid-19. A Government spokeswoman confirmed tonight that a pilot programme had been launched, and t...