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Supreme Court cases will no longer be heard in historic Sessions House after the building is renovated, the Speaker of the House of Assembly confirmed yesterday. Dennis Lister said that the 200-year-old courtroom would be used by the legislature afte...

The Ministry of Public Works is advising motorists there will be a road closure on Middle Road and Tee Street, Devonshire from 6.00 pm Friday April 5th through to 7.00 pm Sunday April 7th. The closure on Tee Street will be from the junction of Middle...

BELCO is pleased to offer several annual scholarships and bursaries, ranging from $1,000 to $25,000 per selected student. Bermudian students are invited to apply for this year’s scholarships by May 31, 2019. The BELCO Engineering Scholarship is an a...

The City of Hamilton advises that No.1 Car Park on Front Street will close on Friday, April 5th for continued resurfacing upgrades. City Senior Engineer, Ian Hind, said of the closure, “With the forecasted inclement weather on Saturday, we’re taking...

A team from Canada could assist the Department of Immigration in providing Bermudians who require biometric data to work, visit or study in Canada. The announcement came today from Walton Brown, the Minister for the Cabinet Office. Canada unveiled th...

Bounce for Autism which was to be held on Saturday has been postponed. Tomorrow’s Voices Autism Centre postponed the event due to expected inclement weather. Bounce for Autism is one of several events to be held this month in celebration of Autism Aw...

Belco customers suffered outages after a glitch during testing at the power plant. The company said a load shed interrupted power supply as it carried out testing processes on the Battery Energy Storage System. It did not specify the number of people...

A son of former One Bermuda Alliance election candidate Ray Charlton has been convicted of possessing child pornography in the United States. Andrew Charlton, 32, pleaded no contest to the charge at a Rhode Island court and was sentenced last month t...

A fire inside the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s new visitor service centre on Front Street yesterday had to be tackled by firefighters. The minor blaze, caused by welding work, damaged a bathroom ceiling but no one was injured. The BTA said the three-s...

A writer will hold a book signing this month to promote the release of three new novels. Audrey McLean will be at The Bookmart in Brown & Co. on Front Street to sign copies of her new books Dog with a Phone, Miss Underwood 2 and Half-sighted. The aut...