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A heavy truck cut power lines yesterday after it crashed into a utility pole. Traffic was also disrupted as diversions were set up near Christ Church, Middle Road, Devonshire, as technicians worked to repair the damage. The incident happed about 11.3...

A sports club affected by violence should attract more older people to help combat repeated disturbances, a community activist said yesterday. Gina Spence, of charity Gina Spence Productions, added that Southampton Rangers should also sign up other c...

An attempt to boost the number of cabs on the roads at night is under way. The Bermuda Taxi Owners Association said it had met representatives from the Corporation of Hamilton and the police in an attempt to improve the late-night service. However, ...

A lawyer in the Cayman Islands said a Privy Council ruling in favour of same-sex marriage in Bermuda would help the fight for marriage equality in the Caribbean territory. Leonardo Raznovich, a barrister, added that he would not be surprised if the P...

A researcher has warned that tiny plastic fragments in Bermuda’s waters could have a huge impact on public health. Shane Antonition said: “The sources of microplastics in our waters are multifaceted. These can range from litter that originated from B...

A woman sobbed in court yesterday as she told a jury she was a victim of repeated sex assaults that started when she was aged just 10. The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said she performed sex acts for fast food and “trinkets” on ...

Bermuda’s bee population is on the increase, a bee expert said yesterday. Jonathan Hitchcock, a cofounder of Wild Island Apiaries, said work to protect the island’s bees, including the importation of disease-resistant queens, appeared to have paid of...

A violence-hit football club claimed yesterday that police were on its grounds when a man was stabbed after a fight broke out at the weekend, but did not step in to help stop the trouble. A spokesman for Southampton Rangers Sports Club said six armed...

Plans to build a gazebo and improve access for seniors and the disabled at Shelly Bay Beach were welcomed by residents last night. The proposed scheme would include “water wheelchairs” and removable non-slip mats that reach the water. About 60 people...

The education minister stayed tight-lipped yesterday over the closure of a middle school because of mould. Diallo Rabain was sent several questions about TN Tatem Middle School, which was closed on Wednesday. Mr Rabain was asked when pupils and staf...