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A fake bank e-mail cost a resident thousands of dollars, police have revealed. A police spokesman said the e-mail, which was claimed to be from Butterfield Bank, led to the recipient’s account details being compromised and the loss of “several thousa...

Two jump rope world champions are on a mission to inspire Bermudian children to take up the sport. Americans Toni Dickerson and Stewart Isaacs are on the island to take part in the Bermuda Jump Rope Federation midterm camp. Mr Isaacs, from Ohio, said...

An asthma charity has launched an online survey to help to improve services to sufferers. A spokeswoman for Open Airways said that the group was “trying to better understand the perceptions of asthma control in Bermuda to ensure we are providing the ...

Police arrested eight road users for drink driving at roadside breathtest checkpoints last weekend. A police spokesman said seven of the arrests took place on Friday night and the early hours of Saturday. The other motorist was arrested on Saturday n...

Bus service will be on hold for two hours tomorrow to accommodate a union meeting. Bermuda Industrial Union bus operators will meet with the Allied Workers Division to discuss completion of the new winter public bus schedule and revised work rosters....

Three men were each fined $1,000 and banned from the roads for 18 months last week after being caught at roadside breath test checkpoints. Magistrates’ Court heard that all three failed handheld breathalyser tests. Two failed later tests at Hamilton ...

Progress reports for primary schools and middle school pupils have to be issued by the end of the month, the education commissioner has told principals and teachers. The information was contained in a letter from Kalmar Richards sent to school staff ...

A good connection between the Government and phone firm BTC helped an apprentice take a step closer to his ambition of becoming a top technician. Jahkoté Webb, 22, was one of nine Bermudians who gained full-time employment with BTC after a three-year...

The Bermuda Boys’ Brigade and Church Girls’ Brigade hosted their annual Valentine’s Fair and Car Wash over the weekend. People were able to buy a wide range of products including plants, books, DVDs and baked goods at St Pauls Church Hall and car pa...

A new hi-tech electronic tagging system to keep track of offenders and send instant alerts when they break rules is to be introduced. The Government is looking at ways to develop its rehabilitation programmes for criminals and has asked proposals for...