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A knife-wielding robber stole a chain from around the neck of a staff member at a livery cycle business yesterday. Police said a man went into Oleander Cycles in Southampton, near The Reefs hotel, and threatened an employee with a knife before a scuf...

The Government’s change of heart on plans for concessions at Shelly Bay “flies in the face” of its promise to back local businesses, the shadow tourism minister said yesterday. Leah Scott said: “The Progressive Labour Party government is promoting e...

Cordon bleu food is on the menu for Meals and Wheels clients, thanks to cooking classes from a top chef. Danai Hongwanishkul, executive chef at Marcus’ Restaurant at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, has conducted a monthly class at the charity’s P...

A “comprehensive review” is to be made of a report that backed the creation of a sex offender registry, the Attorney-General said yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons applauded the “arduous task” completed by a House of Assembly Joint Select Committee on t...

A yachtsman involved in a fatal crash said he was lucky not to have lost a leg after a motorboat smashed into his inflatable. Charlie Watson said his boat did not have lights, but that the collision would not have been as serious if the other boat ha...

More than 50 dancers are to take to the stage tomorrow night as part of a dance school’s summer programme. The Vision dance school’s summer recital will feature dancers aged from two up to adults. Angelina Hayward-Simas, director of Vision, said: “Th...

Chemical castration should be considered for paedophiles “to take the urge away”, a former government minister has said. Zane DeSilva, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher, added: “If you can stop a paedophile from offending a young child I will ag...

A disused church in St George’s will soon be home to a new congregation. Gillian Outerbridge, parish administrator at St Peter’s West, said that building on Wellington Slip Road will now be used by the New Testament Church of God. Ms Outerbridge s...

Trinidadian Nobel Prize-winning author V.S. Naipaul, who died on Saturday, aged 85, was “a giant”, the island’s West Indian Association has said. Naipaul, whose books such as Miguel Street and A House for Mr Biswas are required reading in his homelan...

Hundreds of workers will see a savings scheme close this year after nearly four decades. The Bermuda Public Services Union programme has “grown exponentially” since its creation in 1979 but interest on its funds is now “negligible”, members were told...