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A second ex-girlfriend of an alleged killer yesterday claimed in court that he confessed to murder. The witness, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the Supreme Court that Cleveland Rogers told her years after the alleged murder that he ...

A care home for girls is “not a prison”, the Government said yesterday. The Ministry of Legal Affairs spoke out on the Department of Child & and Family Services’ Brangman Home, in Smith’s, after “recent public discussion” on the institution. The mini...

Three road users were arrested on suspicion of drink-driving over the weekend, police said yesterday. The arrests came after officers set up breath test checkpoints in Hamilton Parish, Smith’s, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton fro...

A fundraising group has thanked the Centre on Philanthropy for decades of service to the Bermuda community. The Association of Fundraising Professionals Bermuda Chapter reacted to the closure of the Centre, which had faced severe financial difficulti...

A local charity providing nutritious meals to needy individuals on the Island, has been given a much-needed hand up thanks to Clarien Bank. Through their 13th Annual Holiday GiveBack Campaign, Clarien was able to last Friday (January 24) donate $15,...

A hotel restaurant has created an Australian-themed menu to raise money for a charity dealing with the devastation of bushfires. Marcus’, the flagship restaurant at Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, will help Sydney Wildlife, whose mission is to rescue...

The Ministry of Public Works is advising motorists of one-lane road closures on Lighthouse Road in Southampton Parish starting Friday, 31 January through Monday, 17 February to accommodate trench work. Working hours will be from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm...

Bermuda will host a three-day course about shoreline clean-up in the event of an oil spill. Oil spill response expert Edward Owens will lead the course and train 17 people from the Bermuda Government in shoreline clean-up and assessment technique. Ei...

A municipal election to fill a vacant seat in St George has been postponed to next month because of a lack of candidates. The election, to replace Lloyd Van Putten, will be held on February 27, with nomination day scheduled to take place on February ...

The Bermuda Post Office yesterday reminded the public that payment for post boxes was due on January 1. A government spokeswoman apologised for the delay in issuing individual notices and said bills would go out “within the next week”. She added: “...