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Bermuda National Gallery was thrilled to organize a theatre workshop inspired by its current exhibitions, “Jacqueline Alma New Works – Like a Tree Let the Dead Leaves Drop”, “Fragile Treasures, Land and Sea” selections from the David L White Collecti...

A serial conman has admitted defrauding a man of more than $6,000. Jonathan Ratteray, 32, from Smith’s, pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of fraudulent inducement to invest. The Supreme Court heard that Ratteray convinced Che Powell to invest $6,6...

A “productive working relationship” with Britain is expected to continue after controversial Boris Johnson became the new Prime Minister, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt said: “The Government of Bermuda has a long history of working with UK go...

A 17-year-old charged with driving a stolen bike while underage and a string of other traffic offences was released on $5,000 bail at Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Kayin Carr admitted riding a bike while underage. However, he pleaded not guilty to th...

British Airways is to appeal against a High Court decision not to grant an injunction against strikes by pilots. The airline said yesterday that it was “very disappointed” with the outcome and planned to keep working to avert industrial action, which...

Legislation designed to ease the plight of mixed-status families could be unveiled on Friday, the national security minister said yesterday. Wayne Caines added: “This week we aim to table amendments to the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 ...

Pupils who completed a summer leadership scheme were recognised at the weekend. Ryan Robinson Perinchief, the director of the youth programme, said that many participants had achieved tremendous personal growth on the Future Leaders’ programme. He ...

Thousands of people have pledged on social media to “storm the Bermuda Triangle” as part of a spoof event that has attracted global attention. More than 40,000 people have signed on to the “Storm the Bermuda Triangle: It can’t swallow all of us” even...

A promise from the education minister that he will be the longest to serve in the post will mean nothing unless staff discontent is tackled, a union leader said yesterday. Mike Charles, the general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said: “...

A section of a main shopping street in St George’s was open to vehicles on Monday — but the road was closed off to traffic again yesterday. Water Street had been closed to traffic between 10am and 4pm during the summer months. The decision garnered a...