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The extent of childhood trauma on the island is to be revealed next week at a special conference. Results of a survey on the problem will be announced at a conference on Adverse Childhood Experiences and it is expected the information will be used to...

A violence-hit sports club has been ordered to shut its bar at 9pm six nights a week as a condition of its alcohol-licence renewal. Southampton Rangers Sports Club was also subjected to a string of requirements by the Liquor Licensing Authority after...

Bermuda’s register of beneficial company ownership cannot be released under the island’s public access to information law, according to a decision due to come out today. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the information commissioner, said the Bermuda Monetary Aut...

An 85-year-old cancer survivor gave the proceeds from her birthday party to charity in memory of her son, who lost his life to the same disease 17 years ago. Mavis Tatem, who celebrated her birthday on May 16, marked another anniversary yesterday, on...

Buses will be off the roads for two hours today as bus drivers hold a union meeting. The bus service, already on a work-to-rule, will down tools between 10.30am and 12.30pm. The Department of Public Transportation said there would be an interruption ...

A “lack of confidence” in the public-school system is to blame for the loss of pupils to private institutions, the education minister said last night. Diallo Rabain said: “There is a belief that the private schools are better. That’s why we see th...

A senior has denied sexual assaults on two girls more than 30 years ago. The 81-year-old man pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to three counts of sex assault on the girls, who were aged under 14 at the time of the alleged offences. T...

A marine protected area in Bermuda’s waters looks to become a reality after the Government signed an agreement to bolster ocean industry and conservation. The Ministry of Home Affairs signed the Memorandum of Understanding with the Washington based ...

Police called for conditions to be imposed in the renewal of the liquor licence for Southampton Rangers, according to Superintendent James Howard. Their formal objection was based on “several documented breaches of the Liquor Licence Act”, Mr Howard ...

Teachers are unlikely to face court action over a walkout last week, a lawyer said yesterday. John Hindess, a senior associate at Marshal Diel & Myers, said the question of legality came down to what the motives were for the industrial action, which ...