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The Mirrors Programme presented David Burt, the Premier, with artwork from the programme’s second annual Art and Digital Competition. Mr Burt attended the Art and Digital Competition reception at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art this summer and voic...

A St George’s man who fell asleep at the wheel after being involved in a crash has been banned from driving for three years. Darren Pitt, 42, refused to give police a breath sample in two separate incidents last month. He was first arrested on the af...

Young people’s questions at a weekend forum on the history of racism in Bermuda showed “an absolute thirst” for understanding, one of the event’s organisers said. Lisa Reed, executive officer of the Human Rights Commission, said: “It’s the recogniti...

A veterinarian warned pet owners to take extra care yesterday after he treated two dogs who had eaten rat poison. Andrew Madeiros, of Ettrick Animal Hospital, said the clinic sometimes dealt with animals who had been exposed to rat bait, but it was u...

The widow of veteran politician Quinton Edness has launched a court case to get a $100,000 loan repaid. Vicki Edness, whose husband was a long-serving minister in United Bermuda Party governments, lodged a writ against Gregory Wilson and Brenda Spenc...

A mural designed to celebrate Bermuda’s diversity has been unveiled in Hamilton. The abstract artwork by Katie Ewles, a Bermudian based in Baltimore, Maryland, is on the border wall of the Par-la-Ville car park near City Hall. Ms Ewles said: “My piec...

Schoolchildren are suffering more mental health problems, educational experts have warned. Llewellyn Simmons, director of academics for the Ministry of Education, said: “Without a doubt it’s a growing problem.” He added: “There’s a lot of stress and...

The contribution of the Bermuda Militia Artillery during the First World War was honoured yesterday. Dignitaries and uniformed services laid wreaths at the BMA memorial in St George to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the conflict. Fred Richa...

The gift of the gab has served McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett well. The 15-year-old Warwick Academy student will take up a key role as Premier of Bermuda’s Youth Parliament when it convenes on Wednesday. McKenzie-Kohl’s flair for oratory also won her high mar...

An early hours brawl in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant ended in a court appearance for an 18-year-old man. Kyshea Burgess, from Southampton, pleaded guilty to taking part in a fight outside Paget’s Ice Queen. Magistrates’ Court heard that ...