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An artist told yesterday how she was “livid” as her project to celebrate Gombeys with a mural in Hamilton fell apart. April Branco was close to completing her work on a wall by the City Hall car park when it was painted over. The Corporation of Hami...

The former governor of the Central Bank of Barbados was on the island to meet fellow members of the Bermuda Financial Policy Council. DeLisle Worrell was recently appointed to the council, which was created to advise on the development of Bermuda’s f...

Bermuda’s new education tsar must quiz the Government about its plan to axe middle schools, the shadow education minister said today. Cole Simons added just-appointed Kalmar Richards, the new Commissioner of Education, had to “bring some depth” to t...

The Paget Parish Council has announced the recipients of its scholarship and bursary awards for Paget students studying abroad. Scholarships are based on academic excellence and financial need and the Bermudian students must have been residents of...

One man remains in hospital and a second man has been discharged after an industrial accident near Wellington Back Road, St George’s on Friday morning. According to police, a 29-year-old St George’s man was treated and left hospital while a 63-year-o...

Union members staged a protest outside the headquarters of Belco yesterday after three staff were made redundant. The action came after three marketing and communications staff lost their jobs at parent company Ascendant last week, when their roles w...

Calvin Trott, a mainstay of the island’s Sea Cadet Corps, had died. Mr Trott was 83. Lieutenant Commander Michael Frith, commanding officer of the BSCC, said Mr Trott was the driving force behind keeping TS Admiral Somers afloat. Commander Frith adde...

A mob threw bottles at police who tried to break up a brawl outside a cricket club in the early hours of yesterday. Four men were arrested after a fight involving several men broke out at the Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club in Hamilton Parish. A spokesman ...

Filipinos in Bermuda were yesterday locked in a desperate bid to contact their families in the typhoon-battered country. Bermudian Evelou Mosley, originally from the Philippines, said yesterday she and her husband Daryn were booked to fly to the Phil...

A snowball stand owner called yesterday for abandoned cars to be shifted from land beside a play park so he can regenerate the area for local people. Alfred Butterfield said he wanted to make the area next to the Pembroke playground safe for children...