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Wayne Jackson, who died last week, was remembered yesterday for his work to preserve green space in Bermuda for future generations. Mr Jackson was 79. He served as president of the Bermuda National Trust from 2002 to 2005. Bill Zuill, executive dire...

A copy of a painting of the late Jacqueline Swan has been unveiled in a West End seniors’ home where she served as a board member for more than two decades. Gary Pitman, chairman of the board for the Packwood Home, said Lady Swan was an “amazing wom...

A gunman who tried to shoot a man dead on Mother’s Day was jailed for 25 years yesterday. Jahmico Trott, 30, was sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder and ten years for the use of a firearm after he was convicted at an earlier trial. Puisne Jud...

Two film-makers spotted a massive pod of whales off the coast of Bermuda. Conor Outerbridge and Adam Johnson were out on the water to film humpback whales for their company when they came across the ten-strong group two miles off South West Breaker. ...

A drunken passenger who forced a plane to divert to Bermuda after he threatened cabin crew was fined $1,500 yesterday. James Rogers, from West Sussex in England, was handed over to Bermuda police officers after the flight from London to Cancun in Mex...

Two sister restaurants have donated more than $3,000 to two children’s charities. Rosa’s Cantina and Chopsticks, both in Hamilton, created a special Christmas cocktail to raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters Bermuda and the Foster Parent Associat...

A new drive to put 101 people back to work will have a budget of about $1 million. The Minister of Public Works, Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, announced the “101 Jobs for 101 Days” scheme yesterday. Colonel Burch said the programme was “not a gimm...

A writing partnership between Bermuda College students and prisoners at Westgate yesterday unveiled its work. Shawnette Somner, an education officer at the prison was stunned at the display at the college’s library. Ms Somner said: “I’m speechless — ...

A 33-year-old man was yesterday fined $400 for possessing 7.83g of cannabis and $150 for possession of a grinder. Magistrates’ Court heard that Joshua Stovell, whose mother is Bermudian but who lives in Connecticut, was stopped at a police speed che...

The most important lesson artist Otto Trott learnt at the Berkeley Institute was that he could be anything he wanted to be. Now Mr Trott, who will showcase his work as part of the school’s 120th anniversary celebration art show, wants his artwork to...