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Two boys aged 14 and 15 were arrested on suspicion of theft of a motorcycle on New Year’s Eve. Police said the 15-year-old was riding a motorcycle and the younger boy was his passenger on Front Street at 11.45pm. Police stopped the pair, who were wea...

A prison officer was injured in an attack by an inmate at Westgate Prison on New Year’s Day, a government representative said last night. A spokesman for the Ministry of National Security said that the officer was assaulted by the inmate while on du...

Ewart Brown has launched a fresh legal action against the Attorney-General. A writ filed in the Supreme Court on December 23 by Forensica Legal lists the former premier, Bermuda Healthcare Services and the Brown-Darrell Clinic as complainants and the...

Holiday scheduling was to blame for a banana shortage at some supermarkets, a representative for an wholesaler said yesterday. Peter Tobin, the president and general manager of the consumer products division at Butterfield & Vallis, said that the fi...

Young people continue to encounter racism as they move into the workforce, according to the antiracism group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda. Teens would benefit from taking part in Curb’s truth and reconciliation talks, vice-president Cordell R...

A “silent majority” backs the work of the racial justice charity Curb, according to the group’s vice-president. Cordell Riley said Curb’s last round of truth and reconciliation community conversations ended in December with participants expressing “a...

The finalists in a competition to find the island’s top teacher were announced yesterday. A total of ten teachers are in the running for the Outstanding Teacher Award 2020, organised by the Bermuda Education Network and picked from a field of almost ...

Bermuda’s public parties will go off with a bang again this year after a new fireworks expert stepped forward. The island has been without sparkling skies since the retirement in 2017 of Dek Froud, the only person licensed to handle fireworks. Now Ky...

The City of Hamilton will begin to pick up Christmas trees next week. A spokeswoman for the city said collection will take place every Tuesday and Thursday for the rest of January. The spokeswoman said: “Trees should be placed on the sidewalk between...

A tradesman has launched legal action against the Minister of Public Works over allegations he lost out on a promotion and increased pay. Calvin Simons has filed a writ in the Supreme Court and claimed that, despite caring for his seriously ill son, ...