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Volunteers who clean up litter are to get “grab and go” backpacks and other equipment after a donation from The Garden Club of Bermuda. The club put up $3,600 for Keep Bermuda Beautiful to buy 150 backpacks, as well as trash grabbers and trash bags. ...

Renovation work at Sessions House could force the judiciary out of the building and create a backlog of cases, it was revealed yesterday. But Chief Justice Narinder Hargun said that the Government was “keenly aware” of the problem over Supreme Court ...

Bank workers swapped dollars for dishes yesterday as they served breakfast to homeless and hungry Bermudians. A team from Clarien Bank helped to provide meals at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton as part of the church’s charity work. The service wel...

A fundraising drive today at a gas station will mark the 50th anniversary of the annual event. Hamilton Lions Club members will man the pumps at Terceira’s North Shore Rubis gas station for the annual “Gasorama” in aid of the Bermuda Society for the ...

A former Bermuda police officer badly injured in the Belco riots in 1965 has died. Barry “Tim” Burch, who served between 1962 and 1965, was 79. Mr Burch and then colleague George Linnen were credited by Andrew Bermingham, a retired police officer, wi...

The Information Commissioner’s Office has ordered the release of records related to the appointment of a former Director of Public Prosecutions. But the office has upheld a decision by Government House not to release other records because they are pr...

An angry parent said her son was terrified after a police team with sniffer dogs swooped on his school. Pupils at CedarBridge Academy said a “lockdown” took place at the school as police searched the buildings as part of a security exercise. The moth...

A three-vehicle crash led to traffic delays this afternoon. The crash happened on Middle Road, Hamilton Parish, close to Shelly Bay. It appeared to involve two cars and a light truck. Police said there were no serious injuries, but traffic diversions...

A proposal to slap a tax on rented homes in the Budget has been taken off the table, the Minister of Finance said yesterday. Curtis Dickinson made the announcement after complaints that landlords had tried to use the suggested levy as an excuse to ra...