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The Department of Corrections welcomed 21 new Corrections Officers to its ranks at a Passing Out Parade. National security minister Wayne Caines joined fellow officers, family and friends at the Westgate Correctional Facility yesterday to celebrate t...

A charity that set up to help patients in need receive treatment abroad is to hold tag days to raise funds. The tag days are the main fundraiser for the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association’s general assistance programme. John Rankin, the Governor, ...

A daredevil tourist water-skied around Bermuda and plans to do it again next year. Frank Cook, 64, took an hour and 18 minutes to complete the 42-mile circuit with Harold Conyers, a Bermudian architect, at the helm of the boat. Mr Cook said that alth...

Traffic will be disrupted in the City of Hamilton for about two days for road resurfacing work. The junction of Court and Angle Streets will be closed from today at 6am until the work is completed, which is expected to be by 4pm tomorrow. Traffic hea...

Celebrated photographer Alistair Morrison unveiled his latest work last night, designed to honour Bermudian icons. Mr Morrison told the audience, including many of the subjects of the work, that they all felt like family to him. He said: “Bermuda is ...

Bermuda’s new education chief must fix the island’s public schools, which are failing young black men, a former acting commissioner said. Lou Matthews said Kalmar Richards faced a variety of problems. He added that the island had to make a “radical ...

Sexism exists in every walk of life and must be tackled across the whole of society, not just the political arena, it was claimed yesterday. Davida Morris, a former Progressive Labour Party senator, said it was important to tackle the problem as earl...

Three North Hamilton fixtures have been honoured with the Priscilla Wilkinson Business Award. Place’s Cafe, the Young Men’s Social Club and entrepreneur Jenefer Brimmer have been recognised for their success and contributions to the community. Dale B...

Police vehicles were involved in a crash every two weeks on average in the first eight months of this year, the service has revealed. Since the start of 2018, at least 17 collisions have been linked to the Bermuda Police Service fleet — an average of...

An “arrogance” shown by some Members of Parliament has led to disrespectful comments about women, the Opposition leader has claimed. Jeanne Atherden said an “overwhelming number of seats” won by the Progressive Labour Party meant some politicians fel...