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Pupils on the autism spectrum disorder programme at a primary school have been guaranteed transport to therapy sessions at WindReach Bermuda. The Department of Education hired a minibus for pupils of Paget Primary School after complaints about regula...

Bars and hotels across the island have been left high and dry after they failed to get their alcohol licence application in on time. Liquor stores have also been affected and Juan Wolffe, chairman of the Liquor Licensing Authority, said more than 30 ...

Four women have been announced as winners of the English Speaking Union’s annual education awards. The global education organisation picked Maya Palacio, Gilat Smith, Samantha Soares and Tess Spencer. The charity specialises in building communication...

A businessman and a former Mayor of Hamilton appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Michael MacLean, who planned to create a hotel on the Par-la-Ville Road car park, and his wife, Yasmin, appeared alongside Graeme Outerbridge. Ed Benevides, the su...

The pledge by the island’s Catholic Church to tackle racism has won praise from a government MP. Rolfe Commissiong, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher, said other institutions should take the same approach to “continue this process of healing”. ...

An American visitor who died after falling off a jet ski yesterday has been named by police as Yvonne Aites. Police said the 62-year-old cruise ship passenger, from Massachusetts, fell into the water off Cambridge Beaches in Sandys and lost conscious...

The National Security Minister made an apparent climb down over his House of Assembly attack on Chief Justice Ian Kawaley. Wayne Caines, who accused the island’s top judge of “cowardice” over his criticism over a court staffing crisis on Friday, said...

An American teacher has been acquitted this afternoon after being extradited back to the island to face sexual assault charges against a former student. The defendant, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, stood trial in Magistrates’ Court for ...

An environmental charity reminded the public today of the importance of tackling plastic pollution. Greenrock also offered suggestions to help people cut back on their plastic use as the organisation marked World Environment Day. A spokesman said: ...

A local architect has achieved professional registration in the profession. Jonathan Castro, of Cooper Gardner, earned his registration from Massachusetts. Mr Castro joined the Hamilton-based architectural firm in 2011 as an intern architect with a v...