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The long-term car park at LF Wade International Airport will temporarily close today for repainting of parking lines. The car park will be completely closed to the public for all vehicles from February 14 until February 23 for the refurbishment of t...

An admitted heroin user pleaded guilty yesterday to theft to support his drug habit. Kevin Robinson, 58, from Hamilton Parish, pleaded guilty to stealing from Sports R Us on February 10. Magistrates’ Court heard that Robinson was seen concealing a ...

Art puts “a big smile on peoples’ faces”, government reform minister Lovitta Foggo told youngsters and their parents. The Bermuda Society of Arts was decked in the creations from 22 different schools, public and private, for the opening of the 53rd A...

An intrepid traveller has hitchhiked on a sailboat to the island from Britain in an attempt to promote a more sustainable lifestyle. Charlotte Jones had already changed most aspects in her life to be more environmentally friendly, from giving up her ...

The Bermuda Government may roll back steep cuts made to medical imaging fees which were blamed last month for the closure of a private scanning clinic. However, last night the Opposition hit back at claims that the One Bermuda Alliance administration...

Garbage will be collected once a week starting next Monday, the Minister of Public Works said yesterday — and the piles of uncollected trash will be off the streets and sidewalks by tomorrow. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch made the announcements dur...

Tyrone Edwards was named yesterday as the man who died in a medical emergency in Dockyard on Saturday morning. Mr Edwards, 54, was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance after the incident and was pronounced dead later that morning. ...

The views of residents outside Sandys will have no bearing on the Government’s decision on a controversial plan for quad bike commercial tours. More than 600 people registered concerns over the proposal, including hundreds from outside the West End ...

A man accused of a plot to import fentanyl was cleared of charges yesterday. A jury found Maurice Martin not guilty of conspiring to import a controlled drug on the instructions of Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons. She told the jury: “As a result of...

A 54-year-old man clocked driving nearly three times the speed limit has been ordered off the roads for 18 months after pleading guilty to impaired driving. Peter Araujo, from Smith’s, was pulled over by police officers on North Shore Road near Terc...