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The Government is to look at importing plastic waste for disposal at the Tynes Bay Incinerator. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said he understood some people would “go berserk” at the suggestion. He argued the burning o...

A pair of goats that went missing from a football club last week were returned home safe yesterday. The animals, which were donated to Dandy Town this month to help maintain the St John’s Road field and serve as pets, vanished last Tuesday. Club memb...

Police yesterday identified two men who died after separate road collisions. William Moniz, 66, died in King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on Wednesday after his bicycle collided with a motorcycle. The crash happened on Middle Road, Devonshire, near V...

A family said they were in shock yesterday after they were given six months to quit the land they have farmed for more than 50 years. However Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said he was open to discuss the matter. Richar...

Amendments to block illegal construction and make the legal aid system more efficient have been approved by senators. Crystal Caesar, the home affairs, economic development and tourism junior minister, said the Development and Planning Amendment Act ...

A public inquiry into a government lawsuit against US medical group the Lahey Clinic would be a “huge waste” of time and money, the former Attorney-General at the centre of the case has said. Trevor Moniz, a former One Bermuda Alliance Attorney-Gener...

The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 2018 graduated yesterday. A big crowd at Heritage Worship Centre saw 131 pupils celebrate the end of high school. Fifty-two of them will continue their education in the United States, Britain or Canada, 41 will atten...

An elderly swimmer died after she got into trouble yesterday. The victim was in the water off Hawkins Island when she got into trouble shortly about 11am. It is understood the woman, a 74-year-old cruise ship passenger from Florida, was on a snorkell...

A celebration of 130 years of Saltus Grammar School will be held tomorrow night. The event will also be used to honour Jon Beard, the deputy head teacher, who this month marked 40 years at the Pembroke school. Mr Beard charted the school’s evolution ...

Changes to Bermuda’s banking regulations on financial technology will be discussed by the House of Assembly today. David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, will deliver a ministerial statement on “Amending the Banks and Deposit Companies Act ...