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The organisation responsible for handling allegations of teacher misconduct does not have the resources to carry out its statutory duties, according to its chairman. Crenstant Williams told The Royal Gazette that though the law governing the Bermuda ...

A man admitted committing two burglaries in the space of four days. Neko Cann, 43, of no known address, pleaded guilty to trespassing into the home of Steven Mitchell to steal more than $2,000 worth of electronics as well as an attempt to steal his b...

Children are still captivated by reading in spite of a rise in technology, a women’s society member said yesterday. Nina Jacobs, president of the Bermuda Alumnae Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, said that she saw a sustained interest in boo...

Opposition backbencher Trevor Moniz has accused the Government of “sleazy” and “Trumpian” behaviour for spending public funds on a flyer touting its own achievements. Taxpayers forked out more than $5,000 for the four-page pamphlet, according to a pr...

Former premier Ewart Brown has said his memoirs, which went on sale this week, have given him the chance to set the record straight. Dr Brown said yesterday: “I feel that the Bermuda public in particular has been told a plethora of falsehoods about m...

A defence lawyer was accused of stealing more than $86,000 yesterday. Nancy Vieira, 46, was charged with dishonestly obtaining a $50,000 money transfer from Kirsten Badenduck between January 6 and July 27 in 2016. She was also charged with the theft ...

Garbage usually collected on Monday will be picked up two days early because of the Remembrance Day holiday. The Ministry of Public Works said areas affected are Sandys and Southampton West, up to and including Lighthouse Road from Middle Road to Sou...

Police have liaised with a Warwick restaurant after a video of a “barely clothed man” on premises circulated over social media. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service confirmed that police were aware of a video of a man socialising at the Swizzle...

The Department of Marine and Ports Services is advising that due to the Remembrance Day holiday on Monday, 11 November, the ferry services schedule will be as follows: Blue Route Operating on the full weekday schedule between Hamilton and Dockyard. ...

Two Bermudian women have praised an international internship programme for providing an “amazing” and “exciting” opportunity. Maxanne Caines and Jennifer Phillips spent 13 weeks working in the Government’s office in Brussels, Belgium. A Government ...