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Traffic will be reduced to a single lane on parts of Kindley Field Road this week to allow for trench work at the new airport. The Ministry of Public Works said the stretch would be affected from today to Sunday, January 19. A spokesman explained: “T...

Police cadets came to the rescue of a man who suffered head injuries in a fall at home. Officers on the recruit foundation were sent to the residence in Devonshire after police received a phone call from the victim’s worried friend in Britain on Tues...

An investigation was launched by government officials yesterday after a notice for a public contract contained “sexualised” phrases such as “Give it 2 Her” and “Juicy Lick”. The request for quotation was published on the procurement notices page of t...

A Bermudian man appeared in a British court yesterday accused of punching former Scotland football captain Gary McAllister. Damien Swan, 33, from Beeston, Leeds, denied assaulting the 55-year-old, a well-known midfield player with teams including Liv...

A man has been arrested in connection with a reported hit and run. Police believe the 30-year-old Pembroke man was driving the car which struck a 31-year-old male motorcyclist on North Shore Road, near the junction with Black Watch Pass, last Friday ...

The Bermuda Government’s landmark appeal against same-sex marriage risks being thrown out by the Privy Council after a crucial deadline for the case was missed last month. The case in London would settle the issue for Bermuda, after years of wranglin...

The Department of Public Transportation advises the public that due to road closures to accommodate the Royal Gazette Bermuda Triangle Challenge, held from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 January, the following bus route changes will be in effect. Friday. J...

A man who stole a beer from a gas station was today warned to stick to the straight and narrow. David Eatherly, 34, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the theft and said he has been in treatment since his arrest. Eatherly said: “I’m trying to tu...

Relay for Life will be getting a jump-start this year with a kick-off event in Hamilton on February 4. It will give the public a chance to learn more and sign up to participate in advance of the fundraising event, sponsored by Liberty Specialty Marke...

CURB invites you to gather in recognition of the National Day of Racial Healing to be held on Tuesday 21st January 2020 at 12:30 pm at City Hall. We welcome you to be part of this gathering informed by the past, while paving the way for a journey tow...