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Almost 20 buses were cancelled this afternoon, according to a Government alert. A total of 18 buses scheduled to be released between 4.15pm and 5.45pm have been cancelled. Affected routes include 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 and 11. The alert was released at about...

A public town hall meeting on immigration reform scheduled to be held on Thursday has been postponed. The delay was announced this afternoon through the Bermuda Government’s official Twitter account. A spokesman for the Ministry of National Security ...

Balls of grease and human waste have washed up on at least two beaches along South Shore. “Sewage balls”, also known as “grease balls”, were spotted along Elbow Beach and Grape Bay Beach, both in Paget, early this week. It is the first time since Apr...

The jobs of 20 Bermudian security guards at Bermuda Security Group’s cash-in-transit business unit are to be made redundant. The mix of 12 full-time and eight part-time workers will lose their jobs at Shield Security Ltd on September 27. The company...

David Burt tabled a slew of Bills aimed at boosting the economy at the House of Assembly yesterday. The Premier wrangled with Dennis Lister, the Speaker of the House, who complained that the legislation had not been placed on the order paper. MPs — s...

Bob Richards, the former Minister of Finance, stands by the administration’s $165 million guarantee on the Morgan’s Point development. “If I had to do it all over again, I would do it,” Mr Richards said yesterday of the decision, which was formally s...

A 61-year-old man appears to have been assaulted after being accused of making inappropriate comments towards an 11-year-old boy. Police are investigating the incident in Somerset Road, Sandys, near Warren Simmons Community Field, shortly before 7pm ...

Eight minibuses will be used to bolster after-school bus services for pupils, a government representative said tonight. The Ministry of Transportation spokesman said that the temporary measure had been made after “a combination of mechanical breakdo...

Tech-savvy youths will further develop their computer coding skills during the September Hackathon today. The event, hosted by the technology charity Code441, will give children between the ages of 12 and 17 a chance to develop computer software to a...

Bermuda’s debt ceiling will be raised by $250 million after Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, tabled legislation allowing the Government to pay lenders over the failing Caroline Bay development. The Government Loans Amendment Act increases B...