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A new park on Par-la-Ville Road is almost complete. Now benches are to be added to the site, which is to be used as a nursery for trees to be transplanted elsewhere in the city once they reach maturity. The park was created on the site of a city-owne...

The wreckage of an empty car that crashed over a steep drop on Cavendish Road in Pembroke was hauled out by crane yesterday. The parked vehicle rolled down Hibiscus Lane across the main road, crashed through the wall on the far side, plunged down the...

Stoppage of work on a new hotel development at Morgan’s Point has slowed a boom in the construction industry, the president of the island’s trade association has said — but not stopped it. Charles Dunstan, president of the Construction Association of...

Bermuda’s battle for civil rights and racial justice is on the right track, former attorney-general Phil Perinchief said yesterday. Mr Perinchief said: “We are maturing as a democracy.” He was speaking as the island marked the 50th anniversary of the...

Two of the men behind a failed sports centre that swallowed up millions of tax dollars are trying to revive another charity. Melvyn Bassett was managing director of Sandys 360, and former treasurer Stanley Lee handled the finances of Sandys 360. Now...

The Department of Health hosted its Commit to Change event yesterday as the island marks Public Health Week. The event at City Hall is part of a series of activities to promote healthy lifestyles during Public Health Week. It featured free health sc...

The Women’s Resource Centre is on a mission to help women and girls develop self-esteem. The charity will host workshops on self-image as part of its drive to become a one-stop shop for women’s services under the leadership of Elaine Butterfield, wh...

Marilyn Steede is no stranger to going the extra mile for a good cause. She has been setting out to walk non-stop for 24 hours to raise money for local organisations for the past 15 years. This year, she walked to help child sex abuse prevention char...

The Government is still to decide if betting shops need tougher regulation to block money laundering and terrorism funding as a critical international assessment looms on the horizon. David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, admitted in Novem...

A workman at a business on Industrial Road in Southampton required hospital treatment this morning after a blow to the head from falling off a 6ft ladder. Fire service staff attended the industrial accident at Viking Foods shortly before 9am, where t...