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A former One Bermuda Alliance candidate and ex-chairman of the West End Development Corporation has been warned he faced a jail sentence after he was convicted of a sex assault on a 20-year-old woman. Raymond Charlton, 62, was found guilty of the ass...

The Ministry of Health is investigating a Covid-19 exposure at Paget Primary School, it was revealed last night. A spokeswoman for the Ministry said the person confirmed to have the virus has been isolated. She said: “The Epidemiology and Surveillanc...

A bus driver was punched and kicked in the head, face and hand after he tried to make an abusive passenger get off his bus, police revealed yesterday. A police spokesman said a 55-year-old man was assisting police with the investigation. The assaul...

A sponsored head shave at a Hamilton hairdressing salon helped raise more than $9,000 yesterday for the fight against cancer. Hairdressers at Salon Visage on Reid Street, Hamilton, sheared several children and adults who signed up to raise money for ...

More than half a million dollars has been spent by the police service on consultants in the past 21 months. A notice published in the Official Gazette yesterday revealed that two special investigators, two crimes of scene investigators and an intell...

Bermuda is in line to join some of the world’s most iconic signs like the giant Hollywood over Los Angeles or the “I amsterdam” sign in the Netherlands. The City of Hamilton has asked island artists, community groups and members of the public to tak...

A dog owner was yesterday charged with owning two pitbulls alleged to have savaged several family pets. Kiare Hollis, 41, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to keeping a male pitbull, named Cuddles, and a female pitbull, named Grace, that kille...

The island’s emergency services are plagued by staff shortages, poor buildings and ageing equipment, the national security minister said yesterday. Renee Ming said that overtime pay for police, fire and prison officers was necessary because of staff ...

The year-long battle against the Covid-19 pandemic was remembered by the health minister yesterday as the island marks the anniversary of the island’s first cases today. Kim Wilson admitted she was almost overwhelmed in the pandemic’s early stages as...

The relocation of a special education school could create better environment for children with learning difficulties, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that the Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy in Devonshire, was “bursting a...