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A Bermudian writer has penned a novel based on the real-life exploits of underwater treasure hunter Teddy Tucker. Andrew Outerbridge’s book, The Vigilant, centres on the discovery of the wreck of a privateer’s ship loaded with riches and Robert Tucke...

Stand out, work hard and be compassionate was the advice of guest speaker Sean Tucker to pupils at the Berkeley Institute’s prize-giving ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who recently inherited the nickname “the Voice of Summer” after the death of long...

An investigation into an alleged confrontation between two senior One Bermuda Alliance members at the party’s headquarters has been closed after police found there was “no case to answer”. Police said officers reviewed a complaint with the Department...

The Corporation of Hamilton has lost a legal bid to get power firm Belco to pay to move electricity lines on a city street underground. The corporation argued in the Supreme Court that a 2012 agreement required Belco to move “apparatus” at no cost to...

She became a passionate campaigner in the fight against child sexual abuse and devoted her irrepressible energy to helping those affected. However, when Debi Ray-Rivers launched a charity to raise awareness of the problem in Bermuda, she had still to...

Education minister Diallo Rabain delivered an update on the Government grant awarded to Bermuda College to offer financial support to students at the House of Assembly today. To read Mr Rabain’s statement in full, click on the PDF under “Related Medi...

A prefabricated housing project in Dockyard needed a major redesign when the project’s size was cut under the One Bermuda Alliance, the Minister of Public Works said Friday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House of Assembly the original 2011 ...

David Burt will host a reception for Bermudians in Nottingham during his upcoming trip to Britain. The Premier will be at Pitcher & Piano, The Unitarian Church, High Pavement, on December 2, from 3pm to 5.30pm. The event will be the first of its kind...

A man racked up the latest in a string of drink-driving convictions after he ignored police advice to take a taxi. Officers saw Franklyn Pearman unsteady on his feet at a gas station before he rode away on a bike, Magistrates’ Court heard today. The ...

An excavation at an old cemetery for military personnel and convicts that disturbed bones was carried out without permission, the Minister of Home Affairs, told Parliament. Walter Roban added that there were no guidelines for when human remains are d...