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The Progressive Labour Party yesterday highlighted a package of measures introduced to help workers and business owners weather the economic storm caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Jamahl Simmons, the chairman of the Bermuda Economic Development Corpo...

A supermarket chain will continue to offer discounts three days a week until the end of the year. Zach Moniz, the manager at the Lindo’s Group of Companies, said the 5 per cent discount would remain in place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays to “...

Traffic offenders contributed more than $18,000 to the public purse last week, police revealed yesterday. Road users who appeared before Magistrates’ Court were fined for crimes including drink-driving, driving without a licence and failure to have i...

Two acting school principals and three acting preschool administrators have been appointed by the Department of Education. Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, said that the positions were required because of retirements and resignations. ...

A social inquiry report was ordered on a man after he admitted stealing $68 worth of alcohol from a service station while he made deliveries. Donald Forde, 39, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to two counts of theft from Esso Tigermarke...

A breakaway group could form in the Progressive Labour Party if its back bench continued to grow with another landslide General Election victory, a political adviser has claimed. Phil Perinchief said that the possibility of opposition within the rank...

A man has denied assaulting a woman and damaging her mother’s car. Corey Bean, 26, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to two counts of assault and one count of intimidation against Shirdonne Woollery. The offences are alleged to have happened o...

A church feeding programme that has provided more than 20,000 meals since its launch in April is hunting for volunteers and equipment so that it can continue its good work. David Thompson, spokesman for the Christ Church, Warwick programme, said: “We...

Police officers rejected a 10 per cent pay cut yesterday — despite a warning from the commissioner that refusal would lead to a $4.5 million budget reduction and could spark a crime wave. Stephen Corbishley told officers in a letter before the vote ...

Symbols of hope have risen from the flowers at a busy roundabout in aid of the charity set up to support the island’s hospice. The sea of blue butterflies at Crow Lane roundabout near Hamilton was the work of Nicky Gurret, a Bermudian artist who back...