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A former tennis and squash player for her universities has been Called to the Bar. Victoria Stephens, of law firm Marshall Diel & Myers, became a member of the Bermuda Bar in a ceremony in front of Chief Justice Narinder Hargun. The 27-year-old, from...

Academic excellence is the passport to “the journey to a brighter future”, a school prize-giving assembly heard last night. The theme of the assembly was highlighted at the Berkeley Institute in Pembroke as the achievements of 148 pupils were marked....

A driver who pleaded guilty to hitting a pedestrian after she drove a car with faulty brakes withdrew her plea yesterday in Magistrates’ Court. Antonella Smith, 53, made the decision as she awaited sentence on the charge. Ms Smith, from Paget, pleade...

A life-changing centre for homeless mothers and children could be open by the middle of next year, its founders have revealed. The Transformational Living Centre for Families was created because of a need for accommodation and support to help young w...

A man was given a six-month suspended prison sentence and fined $500 on drug possession charges yesterday. Scott Dill, 34, pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine with intent to supply and cannabis possession. The offences took place on March 12, 201...

Progressive Labour Party senator Jason Hayward is the newest Member of Parliament after a huge victory at the polls last night. Mr Hayward, until recently the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, defeated One Bermuda Alliance senator Dwayn...

A US care centre where a 16-year-old Bermudian girl died said yesterday it was “greatly saddened” by last week’s tragedy. Janet Farnsworth, the executive director of West Ridge Academy in West Jordan, Utah, offered condolences to the teenager’s famil...

Bermuda College will offer specialised IT skills training next year with the help of state-of-the-art virtual classroom technology. The college has teamed up with Global Knowledge, a major provider of IT training, to give industry-accredited training...

A programme to train hotel staff will be launched at the start of next year. Zane DeSilva, the tourism minister, said that the Learn to Earn pilot programme would begin in January. He added that new hospitality staff would be in high demand after the...

The Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is under way. The competition is open to all Bermuda residents, and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Prizes in the form of cash, Stationery Store gifts and gift certificates, and one-y...