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A man who fell asleep at a set of traffic lights was later found to be more than three times above the drink driving limit, Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday. Police investigated after they saw a car stationary at lights on Court Street that had not...

Champion debaters from overseas are to pass on the secrets of effective speaking to young Bermuda residents this summer. The debate camp was the brainchild of Kenza Wilks, 20, who has used his own debating success to set up a British-based public spe...

Supporters of a charity established to help girls in rural Sierra Leone delved into the waters of South Shore for a fridgid fundraiser yesterday. Abayomi Carmichael, executive director of Elevating Hope, said the Great Bermuda Penguin Swim at John Sm...

A social skills programme is proving successful at Elliot Primary School, according to national security minister Wayne Caines. Fourteen boys have been participating in the Targeted Primary Prevention Programme, which aims to build self confidence, r...

A pastor appointed to battle gang violence was signed up for $33,000 a year more than it was claimed he would be paid when his contract was extended, official documents have revealed. Leroy Bean was given the post of gang violence reduction co-ordina...

Extra cash from cost savings in the Department of Education have gone to finance special programmes, the Minister of Education said. Diallo Rabain told the House of Assembly that there was no increase in the department’s $114 million budget, but it ...

A centre for the community could help cut unemployment in a Sandys neighbourhood, activists said yesterday. The White Hill area of the parish has not had a hub since the Somerset Bridge Recreation Club’s clubhouse at White Hill Field was demolished t...

St George’s residents labelled a plan to turn the Olde Towne into a quango as an attack on democracy at a public meeting last night. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, told attendees the change would mean a higher priority from the Governmen...

Southampton Rangers Sports Club will show the red card to people who take part in antisocial behaviour, its president warned yesterday. Jason Wade said the club would rigidly enforce its existing policy to ban people who got out of line. Mr Wade said...

The former interim chief executive of the telecommunications and electricity watchdog is suing the organisation after his $250,000 contract was cut short. Lawyers for Aaron Smith said his agreement with the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda was termina...