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A female driver wept as she walked free from court last night after a jury cleared her of causing the death of a motorcyclist in a road crash. Collisha Burch was found not guilty in Supreme Court of causing the death of mother of two Kerry Hollis by ...

Boarding schools from abroad are visiting Bermuda for the 25th anniversary of an annual event. The International Schools Fair started yesterday at the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club and concludes today. Tory Dodge, the founder of the fair, said th...

A move away from traditional-style nursing homes could help solve the island’s long-term care crisis, the head of Age Concern said yesterday. Claudette Fleming, the charity’s executive director, explained that a US model of smaller homes for about te...

A new approach to healthcare that could save money and prevent more people becoming sick is to be presented tonight at a dinner for doctors. Henry Dowling, who said he could be the island’s only physician to adopt the direct primary care model, bille...

The LF Wade International Airport has been named the most improved flight terminal serving under two million passengers. The accolade came from the Airport Service Quality programme, which is run by Airports Council International, a global organisati...

Members of the public could start their own sex offenders register irrespective of what steps are taken by the Government, a forum has heard. Shari-Lynn Pringle, a social activist, said someone with good computer knowledge as well as the time and abi...

A yellow-crowned night heron spread its wings over Spittal Pond in Smith’s yesterday. The elegant birds, found across North America, were once abundant on Bermuda, but were wiped out with early settlement in the 1600s. In 1976, several of the birds ...

A woman charged with causing the crash that killed Kerry Hollis told the Supreme Court yesterday the collision was an accident. Collisha Burch, 31, also denied that she had used cannabis before the crash and that she had lost control of her car becau...

The highest-ranking female officer in the Bermuda Police Service has been promoted to superintendent. Na’imah Astwood has more than 24 years experience and was officially welcomed to her latest post by Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley on Mon...

A new group set up to support public schools said it wanted to help bring them up to the same standard as the private sector. Support Public Schools, based on a US model, added it aimed to support teachers as well as pupils with donations of teaching...