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A mother has accused the child protection agency of failing to help her 15-year-old daughter, who ended up involved in drugs and became the subject of a string of cases in Family Court. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, added that the...

Demonstrators hit by pepper spray in a clash with police at a protest outside Parliament over the new airport terminal building have been paid a settlement to avert further legal action. The payment, reported last night on ZBM News, was said to avoid...

A chef turned his holiday cruise into a lesson on Bermudian cuisine when he was invited to team up with the on-board catering team. Fred Ming, a veteran chef and former Bermuda College lecturer, entertained passengers on board the Oceania Cruises’ Na...

A court ruling that cleared non-Bermudian “belongers” to compete in sport for the island affected “a tiny fraction” of youth athletes, a top lawyer said. Peter Sanderson, who has handled cases involving people found to be belongers to Bermuda under t...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has joined forces with agencies in New York and Rhode Island to promote a “Bermuda Triangle” of sailing events. A BTA spokesman said the organisation had teamed up with NYC & Company and Discover Newport for a marketing ...

The island’s gambling watchdog has been rapped on the knuckles for the second time this month for a failure to comply with public access to information rules. Cheryl-Ann Mapp, chairwoman of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission, did not provide The Ro...

A plan to create a fintech hub has been put on hold so the Government can check if it would be a waste of money. Officials will determine if the proposed services are already offered by businesses in Bermuda. A spokeswoman said: “The Government wants...

A Bermuda retreat for young professionals is expected to boost visitors over Cup Match. The event, organised by Generation Next, is expected to attract people from Britain, the Caribbean, Canada and the United States. Karim Creary, a member of the yo...

A fake bank e-mail cost a resident thousands of dollars, police have revealed. A police spokesman said the e-mail, which was claimed to be from Butterfield Bank, led to the recipient’s account details being compromised and the loss of “several thousa...

Two jump rope world champions are on a mission to inspire Bermudian children to take up the sport. Americans Toni Dickerson and Stewart Isaacs are on the island to take part in the Bermuda Jump Rope Federation midterm camp. Mr Isaacs, from Ohio, said...