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The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s first woman Recruit Camp drill instructor will take to the parade ground this weekend. Colour Sergeant Shanté Arnold, the chief clerk of the RBR, will put the latest intake of 36 raw recruits, including five Officer Cadet...

A tearful mother who has already lost a son to gun crime begged for help yesterday, after another of her children was shot and wounded in an attack at the family home. Nicole Fox made an emotional plea for support, hours after her house in Pembroke w...

The natural splendour and history of the Spittal Pond Nature Reserve was shared with 245 children, teachers, camp leaders and parents who joined the Bermuda National Trust’s Annual Children’s Nature Walk. The 64-acre conservation area on South Shore ...

Not a single penny has been paid into a fund that promised to train Bermudians for careers in financial technology, Parliament heard yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, told MPs that no money had been paid into the Fintech Development Fund so far. M...

MPs will today clear the order paper for the House of Assembly in the run-up to next Friday’s Budget statement. Amendments forced by the UK’s recent withdrawal from the European Union, known as Brexit, will come up for debate, with legislation switch...

A man was last night rushed to hospital after he was shot A police spokesman said the victim, a 21-year-old Pembroke man, was shot in the shoulder. The spokesman said police had received reports of gunshots in the Happy Valley Lane area of Pembroke s...

A capacity crowd turned out for the annual seniors’ tea party yesterday. Hundreds of seniors attended the government-organised event held at the Fairmont Southampton. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said the tea ...

Environmental charities said on Wednesday that they were considering their options after the home affairs minister confirmed a decision to allow a controversial quarry operation in a sensitive area. Alana Anderson, the president of the Bermuda Natio...

A man has been jailed for 14 months after he admitted a string of theft-related charges. Dean O’Brien, 58, pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court to an attempt to enter a house in Paget and trespassing with intent to steal. He also pleaded guilty to pr...

Two candidates are up for a vacant residents’ councillor seat in St George. Colin Campbell and Zindziswa Swan were the only two put forward by close of nominations yesterday to fill the seat left vacant by Lloyd Van Putten’s resignation. An advance p...