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A sail training programme designed to help build character in schoolchildren is even more relevant today than when it first launched more than a decade ago, the outgoing executive director of the programme said. Branwen Smith-King, who has just left ...

Road users were warned today that trainee police motorcyclists would be out on the roads over the next nine days. A police spokesman said the course will teach the officers how to respond to different types of emergencies and will require them to tra...

A cruise ship due to dock in Bermuda after it was at the centre of a scare over a deadly strain of coronavirus is no more a threat than any other vessel, the health minister said yesterday. Kim Wilson said that no passengers or crew on the New Jersey...

A crackdown on antisocial and illegal behaviour in Hamilton is to be launched, it was revealed yesterday. The Corporation of Hamilton said one way it would help tackle the problem was by the removal of obstructions used as a screen by criminals. A ci...

A female police officer was charged yesterday with unauthorised access to police information and drug-related offences, police said. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said Lakila Hart was arrested in June last year on suspicion of defeating t...

Pupils at Bermuda High School for Girls held their first Innovation Expo. Roman landmarks, Mars rover stations, catapults and Lego structures were among the creations on display at the event last Wednesday. Props made by pupils for the production of ...

Hamilton’s iconic City Hall will mark its 60th birthday today with one of the craftsmen involved in its construction. Tools used on the job by George L. Burt, who laid the cornerstone of the building in June 1958, will be put on display as part of th...

A string of firearms incidents did not involve new weapons, police revealed yesterday. A police spokesman said that ballistic tests had linked the weapons used in four incidents on February 3 to previous cases. He added: “Of course, the ultimate obje...

A controversial decision to allow a quarry operation in an environmentally significant area has been upheld, despite the recommendation of an independent inspector. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that the decision to allow a commer...

A fundraising campaign by a youth theatre to send youngsters to train on New York City’s Broadway has been given a boost from Hamilton Rotary Club. The Noire Youth Theatre Company, based at the Blackbox Theatre at CedarBridge Academy in Prospect, was...