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A man was fined $1,500 and banned from the roads after he admitted obstruction of police officers and drink-driving. LaWayne Fubler pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court last Friday to the offences, which were committed on July 29 in Sandys. The 35-ye...

The One Bermuda Alliance unveiled two political newcomers yesterday to fight for seats won by the Progressive Labour Party at the last General Election. Nicky Gurret will run in Sandys South Central and Thomas Harvey will fight St George’s West. Ms G...

A 31-year-old man has denied accusations that he posted “intimate videos” of a former lover to the internet without her consent. The man, from St George’s, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to two counts of sending videos of “an inde...

A man was sent to the Drug Treatment Court yesterday after he admitted a string of burglary and trespass charges. Coltrane Ratteray, 52, told Magistrates’ Court that he had a “terrible” drug problem that drove him to trespass on to four Warwick homes...

Police officers remembered hero colleagues lost in the devastation of Hurricane Fabian 17 years ago last weekend. Stephen Symons and Nicole O’Connor, both serving officers, station duty officer Gladys Saunders, as well as Manuel Pacheco, a member of ...

More than 800 additional tests revealed no additional cases of Covid-19, the Ministry of Health announced today. A spokeswoman said that 823 test results were received by the Ministry today and none were positive. The total number of cases recorded i...

The Premier pledged that the Progressive Labour Party would stand up for Bermuda’s workers as the island’s unions marked Labour Day yesterday. David Burt highlighted the strong links between the PLP and the island’s unions as the General Election app...

People who need biometric tests for visas will be able to get them online next week. A Government House spokeswoman said that a team from VSF Global — a private sector international visa firm — will be in Bermuda starting the week of September 14 to ...

A petition against a soon-to-open pizza restaurant’s plans to sell takeaway alcohol has been launched by neighbourhood residents. The Serpentine Road Neighbourhood Group has asked for a limit on alcohol sales at the Fire and Slice pizzeria because th...

A drama teacher will be centre stage for the Bermuda Union of Teachers for the whole of the new school year. The BUT executive said that Nishanthi Bailey, who teaches at Dellwood Middle School in Pembroke, had become full-time president of the union....