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On Saturday, November 30th, the public is invited to a night of festive celebration at Hamilton Princess & Beach Club’s Christmas Kick-Off and Christmas Market. The evening of seasonal excitement will begin at 6pm in the hotel’s lobby for the lighti...

Garbage collectors have launched a work to rule and the industrial action will hit trash pick-up schedules, a Government spokesman warned today. The public works ministry spokesman said a meeting with staff in a bid to end the dispute was due to be h...

High tides could bring flooding to some low-lying areas of Bermuda tomorrow, the national security minister warned yesterday. Wayne Caines, Minister of National Security, said flooding was likely between Sunday and November 28. Mr Caines explained hi...

Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday a woman spent three days in hospital after her former boyfriend fractured her leg in an assault at a hotel. The court was told Kingston Darrell attacked Jashunte Furbert-Tuzo at a concert in the Hamilton Princess & ...

Police gang expert Alex Rollin was among four officers who were promoted by the Bermuda Police Service this week. Mr Rollin, along with Derek Berry, were promoted from Sergeant to Inspector and Krishna Singh and Mark Monk moved up from Constable to S...

The head of the Prison Officers Association has accused the Government of a deliberate delay in the release of a health and safety report into Westgate prison. Tim Seon, the chairman of the POA, which has been in dispute over conditions at Westgate ...

A veteran counsellor warned the island yesterday not to be complacent about the risk of contracting HIV, despite a massive drop in the number of new cases. Carolyn Armstrong, the director and founder of Support Therapy for Aids patients and their Re...

Sir Edward Zacca, a former President of the Court of Appeal, made an “unparalleled contribution to the development of law in the Overseas Territories”, the court heard yesterday. Sir Christopher Clarke, the President of the Court of Appeal, opened tr...

A court clerk has been cleared of wrongdoing over a document that claimed a convicted sex offender had no convictions recorded against him. Malik Zuill, who was sentenced to five months in prison in July for a sexual assault on an underage girl, used...

Former premier Ewart Brown has donated $2,000 from proceeds from his memoirs to a youth development charity. The charity, Mirrors, was launched early in the administration of Dr Brown, who led the country from 2006 to 2010. Dr Brown has said the Mirr...