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A motorcyclist hurt in a crash with a car on a Hamilton roundabout has been released from hospital. The Smith’s woman, 20, suffered cuts to her chin and knees in the incident at the junction of Woodlands Road, Par-la-Ville Road and Serpentine Road on...

Recently, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, the Hon. Wayne Furbert presented this year’s Public Service Bursary Award Scheme awards to four deserving individuals. This year’s recipients are: 1. TARIQ BASDEN Bachelor of Business Administration, A...

Friends of Hope Academy primarily raises funds to aid children with special needs, and in particular, supports those who attend school at Dame Majorie Bean Hope Academy (“DMBHA”). Teachers Rugby Football Club’s (“TRFC”) main goal in this year’s Bermu...

Bermuda’s war veterans and their widows were given a pensions boost during Friday’s sitting of the House of Assembly. The Pensions (War Service) Order 2019 raised the monthly payment due to veterans from $800 to $1,000. The debate, opened by Wayne Ca...

Budding cooks were given a taste of the hospitality industry at a camp run by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Junior Chef Camp, part of the BTA’s Culinary Arts Programme, taught youngsters everything from knife skills and kitchen safety, to making pas...

The owners of the former Riddell’s Bay golf course have clashed with a group opposing their plans to rezone the site. Castile Holdings has submitted plans to break the property into 22 lots, including 18 residential lots, a nature reserve, open space...

Passengers were left stranded after the bus service stopped abruptly yesterday. A Department of Public Transportation spokesman said the stoppage was because of a water outage at Fort Langton, Devonshire. He said the regular service resumed at 9.15am...

The chief executive of the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda is to play no part in the utilities watchdog’s consideration of the sale of Ascendant Group Ltd, because he has a contingent interest in the company. Denton Williams became chief executive of...

A culture of “weaponising” public access to information laws has emerged, the Premier claimed yesterday. David Burt said that policy and legislative changes had been delayed owing to Pati requests. Mr Burt told the House of Assembly that the Pati A...

More than $6 million has been spent on investigations into Ewart Brown and an overseas hospital, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police, vowed that the inquiry into the former premier would continue, des...