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A man was fined $1,000 for a string of traffic offences committed over a three-year period. Gaerich Kipps, 36, pleaded guilty to ignoring a stop sign, driving without a licence, driving without a seatbelt, and two counts of speeding. Magistrates’ Cou...

Land has been cleared for a team of young people to grow crops in a scheme designed to keep them away from crime. Three acres are now ready for planting as part of the Government’s “Redemption Farm” scheme. Wayne Caines, the national security ministe...

Dancers and singers entertained some of Bermuda’s older people at an event hosted by the Bermuda Housing Trust. The organisation held its Annual Seniors’ Tea at St John’s Church hall, in Pembroke, to “celebrate the contributions” its tenants have mad...

A teenage student exploring the science of taste can now reveal how she tracked down a potential genetic basis for the “sweet tooth”. Kameron Young, an International Baccalaureate student at Bermuda High School, is offering a presentation on her acad...

A woman injured in a crash at Barkers Hill roundabout was released from hospital yesterday. The 49-year-old motorcyclist was hurt when she collided with a car as both attempted to negotiate the Devonshire junction on Monday, at about 5.25pm. She was ...

A Jamaican court ordered the arrest of a Bermudian facing cocaine charges. The Jamaica Gleaner reported that Paulos Francis, from Devonshire, failed to attend St James Parish Court on Thursday. Mr Francis was on bail for charges of possessing, dealin...

An American tourist said yesterday that people everywhere should be more like Bermudians after a group teamed up to track down his lost phone. The Massachusetts-based construction contractor said “panic struck” when he realised the phone — with the c...

Scott Franklin of Rugby Canada had his “faith in humanity restored” only hours after losing his passport, keys, money and phone on Sunday night. The visiting athlete’s jacket, containing his most crucial possessions, had fallen off his bike into the ...

Same-sex marriage advocates have said their “eyes are on the prize” as the issue comes before the Court of Appeal today. The hearing, scheduled for three days, will cover the Government’s appeal of a Supreme Court ruling that the Domestic Partnership...

The new sugar tax could steer customers away from locally made products in favour of international competitors, according to some local businesses. The Government introduced exemptions for home bakers but small businesses have seen the cost of sugar ...