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Buses were back on the roads last night after industrial action by staff meant the service ground to a halt. The unannounced walkout by Department of Transportation supervisors started yesterday morning and , left many passengers stranded. But a tran...

An overseas company asked to redesign Bermuda’s public school system will be paid more than $2 million, it has been revealed. A notice published in the Official Gazette on Monday said that Innovation Unit Australia New Zealand would get $2.1 million ...

A cut in the number of public primary schools from three to two in Pembroke would still mean enough space for all the parish’s pupils, a virtual meeting on changes to the education system heard last night. Kalmar Richards, the education commissioner,...

The Supreme Court yesterday heard how armed police arrested a man outside his family home just after a shooting incident. Officers told the court yesterday that they descended on Zachary Fox’s Pembroke home at 11pm on November 28, 2019 – about three ...

St George’s has lost almost half the cruise ship visits booked for this year, the Mayor of the Olde Towne revealed yesterday. George Dowling III said there were 13 cruise calls listed for Penno’s Wharf in St George’s in the 2021 cruise schedule. Mr D...

A bid to introduce vertical farming to Bermuda has yet to bear fruit – but the Government said discussions continued. The Government earlier announced that a proposal would go before the Cabinet Committee for Economic Development last November. But W...

An Opposition senator is facing renewed pressure to resign after publicly supporting former US President Donald Trump. Senator Marcus Jones claimed he was a “staunch” supporter of Mr Trump in a Facebook post last month, adding that he would pray for ...

A charity leader will retire this year after more than three decades in the public and charity sectors, it was announced today. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, is to step down in the summer. She said: “I am ...

Bermuda’s most vulnerable were shown some love after an insurance group teamed up with voluntary services to distribute care packages on St Valentine’s Day. The MoonGate Group handed out 150 “we care packages” stocked with food, hygiene products and ...

A teenage motorcyclist who broke his leg in a crash was yesterday banned from the roads until 2024. Shelton Dowling, 19, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving while disqualified, careless driving, ignoring a traffic sign and riding an unlic...