Log In

Police officers have donated $1,000 to help families struggling during the Covid-19 pandemic. The serious crimes unit give a $100 grocery voucher to ten families who have been hit by economic hardships. Detective Sergeant Jason Smith, of the SCU, sai...

Today marks our annual Founder’s Day at Saltus which celebrates the School’s history and the tradition at Saltus of embracing the community and working, through education, to expand inclusive beliefs and diverse relationships in Bermuda. This year we...

Up to 1,000 people are expected to march through Hamilton tomorrow in a demonstration in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Chief Inspector Jerome Laws, in charge of policing the event, said the protest, organised by Social Justice Bermuda, ...

Contingency plans are being worked on to reduce disruption to Bermuda’s inbound and outbound overseas mail, which has been affected by Covid-19 restrictions. The Bermuda Post Office is seeking to secure a cargo agent in New Jersey to transition mail ...

A careless driving motorbike rider was fined $3,000 yesterday after he ignored a police order to stop in an attempt to avoid traffic tickets. Tekeste Goater, 37, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charges that he failed to stop for police and dr...

Detectives could use a video link to interview a prominent lawyer in connection with the acquisition of weapons from the Royal Bermuda Regiment as well as the “suspected supply of drugs and inappropriate behaviour towards minors”, the Commissioner of...

Cup Match organisers bowed to the inevitable yesterday in cancelling the Annual Classic for the first time in its 118-year history. Since the most popular sporting event in Bermuda was founded, it has carried on regardless despite the imposing presen...

Moody’s Investors Services has affirmed Bermuda’s A2, with the outlook remaining stable. The news was welcomed by Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, who said: “According to Moody’s, the key drivers for the rating affirmation are the Governmen...

It is 40 years ago today since John Lennon sailed into St George’s Harbour to begin what became his last summer vacation. The songwriter and musician rose to fame with the Beatles in the Sixties. He spent two months on the island in 1980 working on s...

Garbage normally collected on Monday will be collected two days early because of the National Heroes Day holiday. The Ministry of Public Works said the change included all of Sandys and Southampton West, up to and including Lighthouse Road from Middl...