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Island minibus drivers said yesterday they were ready to handle increased demand created by bus cancellations. Menelik Isaac, of Suburban Transit, said that minibus drivers were happy to fill gaps created by disruption to public transport. He added...

Residents and tourists yesterday vented their frustration over a work-to-rule at the island’s bus service. A 17-year-old girl said bus cancellations meant she and friends had to cancel their plans to visit the Parade of Bands in St David’s on Nation...

New Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said he will work with the public to address the problems that concern them. Mr Corbishley said: “I want to work with local people, but particularly I want to work with local communities. “I want to liste...

Legislation designed to end conscription into the island’s military is to be debated in the House of Assembly today. The Defence Amendment Act 2018, tabled by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, was drawn up to fulfil a General Election ...

An asthma expert reminded the public to take time to think about their breathing — and what they are breathing. Liz Boden, co-founder of asthma charity Open Airways, said: “If you just look at the posture of people and you look at their breathing, th...

Old shipping containers could be given a new lease of life at an island beach. The Bermuda Tourism Authority has proposed temporary concessions based in recycled containers at Shelly Bay as part of a plan to make Bermuda’s beaches more attractive. Th...

A 21-year-old man accused of causing serious injuries to two men in a crash last year was banned from driving at the time, a court heard yesterday. Cavin Francis admitted in the Supreme Court that he was “off the road” when the collision happened and...

Graphic designers will get the chance to display their talents in an exhibition next month. The Graphic Design Showcase is a collaboration between graphic design company SJD World and the Bermuda Society of Arts. Stephan Johnstone, founder and creat...

The public was warned today to check their measles vaccinations are up-to-date, especially if they have plans to travel this summer. The Department of Health said measles had returned to some areas of the world because people are under-vaccinated or ...

The Minister of National Security today highlighted Bermuda’s history to a class of pre-school pupils. Wayne Caines read from children’s book Goodnight Bermuda by JK Aspinall, where a child looks at the island and its culture, at Devonshire Preschoo...