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A 29-year-old who admitted intruding on the privacy of several women is set to be sentenced next week. Gregory Scott, from Warwick, admitted that he grabbed a woman by the buttocks last year after making lewd comments to her. He also admitted followi...

The Devonshire Parish Council is pleased to offer their Fall 2020 scholarship, with a maximum value of up to $5,000.00 per awardee for undergraduate and graduate studies. Students must be accepted or enrolled at an approved college, including Bermuda...

The Speaker of the House of Assembly will celebrate Bermuda Day on board the sail training ship Spirit of Bermuda. Dennis Lister will set sail from Dockyard tomorrow morning with the help of a five-man crew. They will voyage around the Great Sound in...

Tables and chairs have been set up on City Hall lawn in the heart of Hamilton in a bid to encourage people to spend cash on takeout food from restaurants. A spokeswoman for the city said the move was a part of a drive to support businesses affected b...

Bermuda Day cannot be celebrated in the usual way this year, no half-marathon and no parade around the streets of Hamilton. But I know that the holiday will still be marked in homes by families across the island and I take this opportunity to send my...

Albert and Justine Acevedo Ramirez put a lot of effort into fixing up their new barbershop Tropical Cuts. “We did everything out of pocket,” Mrs Acevedo Ramirez said. “Me and my husband did all the work ourselves, all the painting and all the things ...

A man jailed for sexual offences against a ten-year-old schoolgirl has lost an appeal against his conviction. William Franklyn Smith, 27, was sentenced to ten years in jail earlier this year after he was found guilty of unlawful carnal knowledge, att...

A “hassle-free” option is on the horizon for people who want to enjoy time out on the water, but do not want the expense of ownership and maintenance of a boat. The Island Boat Club, a new boat membership programme, was designed to give members unlim...

Rising demand for “sneeze barriers” made from clear, plastic-based materials has prompted some Bermudian businesses to start making them. As business owners scramble to prepare for reopening, while adhering to government guidelines designed to combat...

Only one daycare centre has been given the green light to reopen, the Government said yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said the kindergarten had been granted approval to operate as part of Phase 2 of the relaxation of Covid-19 rest...