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A Bermudian civil engineer has paved her way to the top as head of the island’s highways section. Tina Beer-Searle, one of only three women in the Department of Works and Engineering, has made her way to acting principal highways engineer in an area ...

An endangered species of snail saved from extinction by a breeding programme has been released into the wild. More than 11,000 greater Bermuda land snails, bred at a British zoo, have been given a new home on Morgan’s Island, which is owned by the Be...

A 44-year-old woman has been charged with the theft of more than $2,700 worth of prescription drugs. Fiona Iris was accused of using invalid prescriptions 41 times to obtain codeine and atasol painkillers. Prosecutors alleged in Magistrates’ Court ye...

“Demoralised” police were considering their options last night after a further delay in negotiations with the Government on pay and conditions, their representative body said. Sergeant Andrew Harewood, the chairman of the Bermuda Police Association, ...

A company owned by Bermuda’s longest-serving premier has thrown its weight behind Bermuda’s first gay pride march. Sir John Swan has pledged that his landmark Seon Place office block in Hamilton will fly the Pride flag in the run-up to the August 31 ...

A former attorney-general and expert in space law claimed yesterday that a comprehensive plan was needed for Bermuda to capitalise on its satellite slots. Philip Perinchief said the country had to have a more aggressive approach to make sure the isla...

A new $5 fee slapped on duty- free items posted to Bermuda has sparked fury. Angry post office users said they had been hit with the fee when they collected birthday cards. One woman wrote on the Maj’s List Facebook page that she was charged $20 to ...

A drink-driving motorcyclist who crashed into a wall was banned from the roads for 18 months and fined yesterday. Magistrates’ Court heard that Anthony Darby Jr, 22, hit a wall on Crow Lane in Devonshire close to the roundabout. He was taken to the K...

A new summer Space Camp for schoolchildren blasted off this week. Twenty middle-school pupils started the free two-week course on Monday and they will learn about subjects such as living in space and atmospheric science. Walter Roban, the Minister of...

A car overturned in a crash in Sandys this afternoon. Police warned of traffic delays while they dealt with the scene on Somerset Road, near the MarketPlace. Nobody was believed to be injured in the incident, which happened at about 2.50pm. A police ...