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A row of mahogany trees on a North Hamilton street are to be cut down by the City of Hamilton. The three trees on Elliott Street in North Hamilton have to go because their roots have damaged sidewalks, roadways and private properties. Steven DeSilva,...

Cab-hailing app Hitch is to relaunch today with changes to improve service and iron out technical problems. The company said the app has been redesigned. Sergio Virgil, cofounder of the firm, said: “There is no question that the Hitch app has faced ...

A 20-year-old would-be lawyer was given a 12-month conditional discharge after she assaulted and obstructed police officers. Imani Byron, 20, pleaded guilty to assault on one officer and obstruction of another. Magistrates’ Court heard that the incid...

Bermuda is to start Global Entrepreneurship Week early. GEW will held worldwide between November 12 and 16, but Global Entrepreneurship Week Bermuda has teamed up with the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, Government’s ICT policy department a...

Harbour Road in Paget will be restricted to a single lane this Sunday to make way for the David Saul Fidelity 5K Race, the Ministry of Public Works advised. The one-lane closure will be in effect from Manse Road to the Crow Lane junction with the ent...

Housekeeping duties at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital returned to normal last evening after a labour dispute with auxiliary staff was resolved. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said all evening-shift staff had turned up for work as no...

A man who refused to take a breath test was banned and fined in Magistrates’ Court. George Silva, 59, admitted refusing the test, but not guilty to a driving while impaired charge. Last week the court heard on that a motorist was driving on North Sho...

Former drug users and activists said a community effort is needed to steer young people away from violence and drugs. Ronald Butterfield said he sold drugs as a teenager but became a committed Christian and minister while being treated for heroin abu...

Members of the Kiwanis Club of St George’s pitched in for a playground cleanup. The members removed refuse from Mullet Bay Park as part of Kiwanis One Day. Daron Lowe, vice-president of the organisation, said that the clean-up of the playground wo...

Bermuda is braced for its largest ever number of cruise ship passengers in a single day, the transport ministry said yesterday. More than 9,340 cruise ship passengers will be on the island on Wednesday as six ships visit the island between Tuesday an...