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A Pembroke man was banned from the road for three years today after he admitted drinking and driving for the second time in two years. Anthony Thomas, 56, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired on December 2. Magistrates’ Court heard that at 4.45pm...

Earlier this year His Excellency the Governor, Mr John Rankin CMG, invited local middle schools to participate in helping design the 2018 Government House Christmas Card. The theme was “Christmas in Bermuda / A Bermudiful Christmas”. Over 50 entrie...

The Corporation of St George is advising of the following changes in garbage collection due to the Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. • Christmas Day: Residential Garbage normally collected on Tuesday, December 25th will be collected on Friday...

Getting into the Christmas spirit, the Bermuda Post Office (BPO) recently hosted its annual “Postcard to Someone Special” event for nursery and primary school students. According to the Acting Post Master General, Susan Moore-Williams (pictured) “Po...

Somersfield Academy is hosting a film screening and dialogue event with Dr. Shakti Butler. Join us on January 4th, 2019 at BUEI as Dr. Butler uses the film “Cracking the Codes” and dialogue to grapple with both the intellectual and emotional complexi...

Opportunities existed for Bermuda despite tough new rules designed to crack down on international business, senators said yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, said that although Bermuda was at the “top en...

Schoolchildren can learn how to get an edge in the fast-paced technology industry at a free event tomorrow. Jahde Eve, organiser of the Code 441 Hackathon, said youngsters should take a chance on the event — even if they do not think they are academi...

Six further members of watchdog groups to scrutinise public spending were announced in the Senate yesterday. Members of the Upper House will join MPs in three parliamentary oversight committees to hold ministers and their departments to account in an...

An increase in immigration would boost the island’s struggling retail sector, the Leader of the Opposition said yesterday. Craig Cannonier said he was alarmed by figures that showed a decline in sales for seven months in a row and insisted action had...

A couple who posted 20,000 booklets on “the way to happiness” around the island this month insisted their motives were separate from the controversial Scientology movement. Don and Dee Pearson, who said they financed the printing and mailing of the b...