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A founding member of the Free Democratic Movement has resigned from the group and will not be a candidate in the General Election. Kae Thomas Palacio announced the move yesterday. A press release said: “Kae Thomas Palacio has resigned as a founder an...

The continuing fallout from the Covid-19 crisis has left one of the island’s top charities in need of help. Managers of Meals on Wheels, which relies on an army of volunteers to cook and deliver food, said it urgently required 25 new people to step u...

Police have released two photos in relation to a serious sex assault on a 31-year-old woman and asked for the public’s help in identifying the suspect. The photos, which show the suspect on a motorcycle, were taken by a CCTV camera at the junction of...

A man enjoying a lunch break on a dock was stunned to find a message in a bottle sent more than four years ago. Robert O’Connor said the letter inside was written in Swiss German and included a Swiss e-mail address, but appeared to have been thrown i...

Warwick Academy has unveiled its new marine science facility, which will provide research and study opportunities for generations to come. The project has been in the works since 2017 and was the idea of Jess Young, head of sciences at Warwick Acade...

Activist group Community Voices for Democracy has invited the leaders of Bermuda’s three political parties to hold a debate in front of a limited live audience on Monday evening. The group had hoped that a live head-to-head debate could take place b...

The Government has turned a blind eye to the West End, many residents have claimed. Voters in the four Sandys constituencies appealed to election candidates to look at the crumbing buildings in the area and the lack of community-building work if they...

Tributes have been paid to one of Bermuda’s most celebrated fishermen, who died on Thursday, aged 84. Llewellyn Hollis, who helped save many lives on rescue missions, was described by the community affairs minister as “a true Bermudian treasure”. Lov...

A man was and banned from the roads after he admitted drink-driving when he almost crashed into a police car. David Brunson, 30, pleaded guilty to the offence yesterday at Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that Brunson was driving a car at high spe...

An independent authority must be created to take the politics out of Bermuda’s public education system, a parent and former PTA president has said. Danielle Riviere, who moved her three children into private schools after primary education because sh...