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Kites made by Salvation Army clients are up for sale. The traditional-style Bermuda kites, created at the Salvation Army’s Harbour Light centre, were made as part of the rehabilitation programme run by the charity. Naomi Fox, in charge of marketing a...

A wall has been given a new lease of life to honour the legacy of former top cricketer Charles Daulphin. Mr Daulphin helped to develop local talent when he made his property on Roberts Avenue available to young cricketers. The wall that surrounds th...

Mould at a middle school has made teachers sick, the shadow education minister claimed yesterday. A source at TN Tatem Middle School backed up the claim and the One Bermuda Alliance’s Cole Simons questioned if pupils at the school had suffered simila...

A man who raced away from two men on a bike who threatened him on a road near where another man was later stabbed relived the event at a Supreme Court trial yesterday. Jahvon Mallory said he was riding along Harbour Road in the early hours when he wa...

An investigation was launched after vape pens were reportedly sold at a middle school and high school, the Commissioner of Education confirmed last night. Kalmar Richards said a number of agencies were involved in the inquiries that focused on Dellwo...

A 59-year-old woman who hit her husband with a tyre iron was shown mercy by a magistrate yesterday. Jill Trott was given a conditional discharge after she admitted an attack on estranged husband Raymour Trott. The court heard that the couple had spli...

Users of Bermuda’s air freight terminal were advised by the customs department yesterday that it will close at lunchtime. A government spokesman said that from Monday, and until further notice, the terminal would shut every day between 12.30pm and 1....

Two teenagers remained in police custody yesterday in connection with an attack on lambs. Police said they are still searching for more people in connection with an incident at Westover Farm in Sandys, captured on a video that circulated on social me...

Primary school children got a lesson in Bermuda’s justice system last week. The youngsters from West Pembroke Primary School visited Magistrates’ Court as part of their Easter camp, “Unforgettable Moments”. Mateo Marsh, 10, said: “I feel excited that...

A spin doctor for the crisis-hit public schools system is to be appointed, it has been revealed. The post-holder will be expected to use social media and podcasts to tell people about the work of the Government’s education department. The education m...