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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...

Police will hold a meet and greet event with Paget residents next week. Constable Roseann Mienzer will host the community clinic at the Burrows Lightbourn car park at 30 Harbour Road on Tuesday at noon. All residents were invited to attend the two-...

No other Bermudians are at the Utah treatment facility where a 16-year-old died over the weekend, the Attorney-General said last night. In an interview with ZBM, Kathy Lynn Simmons confirmed that an investigation into the Bermudian teenager’s death i...

A child rights commission should be set up to better protect at-risk youngsters, a specialist charity said yesterday. Kelly Hunt, the executive director of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, said that “continued allegations of abuse, a lac...

Police have launched a manhunt after a burglar stabbed a 64-year-old man in the stomach in the early hours of yesterday morning. The intruder attacked the man during a break-in just before 4.30am at the house on Westering Lane, Warwick. A police spok...

A 70-year-old man admitted throwing a corrosive liquid at police during a seven-hour stand-off. James Dallas pleaded guilty in Supreme Court yesterday to four counts of throwing a corrosive fluid with intent to resist arrest. He also admitted trespa...

A father and son will lose their home after they failed in a legal battle to avoid a $3.6 million debt after they guaranteed a loan for another man that defaulted. The Supreme Court heard that Keith James and his son, Keimon Lawrence, signed on as gu...

A “national crisis” of homelessness is a major threat to the welfare of Bermudian children, charity leaders have warned. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said her organisation received calls every day from pe...

Repair work to a section of the Railway Trail started last year was never completed, the Government said yesterday. The news came after a spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works announced last week that a section of the trail in the Winton Hill a...

A 54-year-old woman who took and damaged a neighbour’s boat has been ordered to pay $7,500 in compensation. Mary-Beth Sherwin pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court yesterday to taking the boat without permission. The court heard that Sean Kelly, the ...