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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...

The biggest challenge teachers face is convincing the public that education is a priority, the winner of an education award said at the weekend. Alandra Swan said: “Just the same way I make my students care about their community, their learning, thei...

Myles Smith and Aysia Stovell were crowned Mr and Miss CedarBridge at the weekend. The pair came top in a group of nine contenders in the annual competition held at the school’s Ruth Seaton James Centre. Aysia was delighted to be named Miss CedarBrid...

Six divers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment and the police service have completed a tough weeklong evidence recovery and search and rescue course. The group — two police officers and four soldiers — qualified in the National Association of Police Dive...

A football club’s educational foundation is to mark its fifteenth year of helping young Bermudians. The foundation, set up by Pembroke Hamilton Club in 2004, has supported more than 40 students who were involved in the PHC sports programme. O’Shandah...

A motorcyclist caught drink-driving with no helmet and two passengers on his bike was fined $2,700 and banned from the roads. Ezra Ararat, 33, was spotted on Front Street by police Magistrates’ Court heard. He pulled over and his passengers ran off. ...

A clampdown on an epidemic of “revenge porn” in schools is long overdue, a psychology graduate has warned. Chardonaé Rawlins said that new laws and a standard set of rules to tackle the problem should be introduced across the school system. Ms Rawlin...

A man stabbed at Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club at the weekend has been released from hospital. A spokesman with the Bermuda Police Service said that the 24-year-old man was on the club’s porch with a group of men when he was assaulted by two other men a...

People flying kites in public places to the detriment of others could be breaking the law under the Summary Offences Act 1926. A police spokesman said this was pointed out to the approximately 50 people who attended a community meeting to discuss kit...

The structure of Bermuda’s municipalities could change drastically as the Government considers two options to ensure growth and development. The Corporation of Hamilton and St George’s could be changed to quangos which would give the Government incre...