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News Staff The National Sports Centre is to discipline people who break the rules, its management has warned. Staff have complained about people driving on the field, damaging sprinklers and letting their dogs use the Devonshire ground as a toilet. T...

Power firm Belco said yesterday it was pleased regulation changes will allow it to sign up more people to sell excess energy back into the grid. Sean Durfy, Belco CEO, added the company was happy to see “legislative deficiencies” tackled and welcomed...

A Bermudian dance teacher living in Kenya has held a dance festival to help to fund her dance group’s trip to a prestigious conference in the Caribbean. Joanne Ball-Burgess held the Global King & Queen of Dance event at the Sarakasi Dome in the Kenya...

Wedco is pedestrianising a section of road in the Royal Naval Dockyard outside its iconic clocktower in a move to make the area more attractive. A spokesman said that on August 27, the road leading from the fountain outside of the Clocktower Mall to ...

Up to 50 teams will battle it out for cash prizes at the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition next month. Hannah Strang, organiser of the competition, said: “The event will be an exciting competition for the teams involved and we encourage the public to co...

Two pizza shop managers relived the terror of an attack yesterday by a robber who came at them with a piece of wood. John Mark Cantil was battered with the wood and had his wallet containing $170 stolen in the early hours of yesterday morning as he a...

Police reminded motorists today that Blackwatch Pass will be closed for “an extended period of time”. The stretch has been closed since August 6 while construction takes place. A police spokesman said: “The public is encouraged to seek alternative ro...

The Governor visited the Ghanaian Consulate in Hamilton yesterday to sign a book of condolence for the late Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the UN. John Rankin said: “Kofi Annan was the first black secretary-general of the United Nations, the...

One of the world’s rarest seabirds has nested on Bermuda again after a gap of nearly 170 years, an environmental organisation said yesterday. The Audubon Society said a pair of roseate terns (Sterna dougallii) built a nest on a small nature reserve i...

All of the island’s public schools will be safe for staff and students before the start of the school year, according to Government. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, said there is work still to be done, but he was confident i...