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A landscaping worker lost part of his thumb after an accident with a portable generator in Hamilton. The 22-year-old, an employee of Horsfield Landscape & Design, was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after the incident at the junction of Ha...

The family of a young father shot dead seven years ago said yesterday they were pleased a man had been convicted for his part in the killing — but that no verdict could bring Colford Ferguson back. Nkosazana Wilson, mother of his daughter Ny’Ashia Fe...

A man was fined $1,000 after he pleaded guilty to careless driving. William Smith also admitted driving while disqualified. The court heard that a police car was forced to brake after a van failed to stop at the roundabout at Parsons Road and Frog La...

Customs officers from a Caribbean island are in Bermuda to research the land valuation process. The Montserrat Customs and Revenue Service arranged the visit after the Land Valuation Department made a presentation at the Caribbean Regional Technical ...

A man arrested in the first round of weekend roadside breath test checkpoints admitted drink-driving charges in court yesterday. Kieran Evans, 27, admitted driving while over the legal alcohol limit on Paget’s Harbour Road. Evans, from Southampton, ...

Survivors and supporters took to the streets for the BF&M Breast Cancer Awareness Walk yesterday. More than 2,000 people, including school groups, took part in the event, which started at Barr’s Bay Park in Hamilton. It was organised by the Bermuda C...

A Devonshire man was banned from driving for 18 months and fined after he admitted a drink-driving charge. Magistrates’ Court heard Kimarley Smith, 32, hit a motorcycle and a car as he drove along Mangrove Bay Road in Southampton last Saturday night....

Youngsters from Somersfield Academy got into the spirit of Hallowe’en with a trip to the pumpkin patch at J&J Produce in Warwick. Pupils aged between 3 and 5 learnt about different varieties of pumpkins before they carried their harvest back to schoo...

Sports clubs are to receive cheap loans from the Bermuda Government to enhance their venues. The loans, ranging from $2,500 to $25,000, will come from a pool of $150,000 allocated to the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. The programme, a prom...

A plague of rats in the Botanical Gardens has been tackled by government pest controllers after complaints from the public. Parents said rats have scared park users near the children’s play area in the Paget park, which is Bermuda’s biggest. A mother...