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St Luke AME Church is holding a fundraising gospel concert tonight at 7.30pm at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium. Part of the proceeds will be donated to Sister Joan Simmons in support of her school in Africa. Admission is $30 and patron tickets cost $10...

A Pembroke woman has denied trying to import more than $45,000 worth of cannabis and cannabis resin into the island. Sheneal Harris is accused of trying to smuggle the drugs into Bermuda on May 18 last year. She also faces a further two charges of po...

Talks to resolve delays on garbage collection have gone “extremely well”, the Minister of Public Works said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said a potential solution would be put to staff today. The news came after a backlog of waste built ...

The Commissioner of Corrections has been seconded to serve as project manager for the National Anti-Money Laundering Committee. The Ministry of National Security said Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Lamb would hold the new post for nine months. Assistant C...

Eleven of the island’s teachers have been nominated for a top award. The 2018 Outstanding Teacher Award, set up by the Bermuda Education Network, will be presented at the group’s second annual Chinese new year celebration on February 17. The teachers...

Giovanna Watson has been upfront about her fight with cancer since the disease was diagnosed four years ago. Now the 41-year-old author of Dear Cancer, Let Me Introduce Myself has been made Bermuda’s first Global Relay for Life Hero of Hope. Ms Watso...

A packed hall of supporters has vowed to stand behind Ewart Brown, the former premier, the day after his Brown-Darrell clinic closed the doors on its CT medical scanning service. The computerised X-ray scanning service at the Smith’s facility was clo...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has been ordered to release more information about the salaries of its top-earning executives. The quango has until February 22 to disclose staff salary bands in increments of no more than $10,000, as well as the names o...

A former premier reaffirmed his support yesterday for the Bermuda Government’s legal action against Lahey Clinic to be dropped. Alex Scott, Progressive Labour Party premier from 2003 to 2006, said he was “still of the same mind that I was when I put ...

A second man was arrested yesterday in connection with a fight at the Hamilton bus terminal. A police spokesman said that an 18-year-old man was detained after he was released from the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Police announced on Tuesday t...