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Heads could roll over a failure to fill five vacant garbage collection jobs, the Minister of Public Works warned yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said that five new waste management staff approved in September were never recruited. He said:...

A 51-year-old man injured in a bike crash in Sandys on Friday night has been moved to a general ward in hospital. The Devonshire man was initially admitted to the Intensive Care Unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The single-vehicle crash oc...

A new weekly summer event could be in the works for the West End. The West End Development Corporation and Bermuda Tourism Authority have issued a request for proposal that seeks “an individual or company who specialises in event planning, productio...

A man has been arrested in connection with a fight between two men at the bus terminal in Hamilton on Monday. A police spokesman said a 20-year-old man, who was treated in hospital and discharged, has since been arrested. He added that an 18-year-old...

Garbage collectors have been on a work-to-rule since last weekend, the head of their union said yesterday. Chris Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, added that the works and engineering employees took action amid concerns about staffi...

Hard work paid off last night for a team of school musicians who gave up holiday time to fine- tune their act for the Bermuda Festival. They went down a storm at the Earl Cameron Theatre at Hamilton’s City Hall as part of the Bermuda Festival. The ei...

Three lunar events combine today in a rarity known as a Super Blue Blood Moon. For this part of the world, it will be the first since 1866. The celestial show will be commemorated this evening by Friends of Hospice, with the charity’s second Memorial...

A Welsh accountant has pleaded guilty to laundering almost $1.8 million stolen from the Bermuda Government. Jeffrey Bevan, 50, from Cwmbran, admitted transferring the money into his own bank account, using it to buy homes, a Mercedes car and fund his...

The island’s bus cancellations are the result of an ageing fleet rather than a standoff over schedules, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert said yesterday. Mr Furbert was speaking after Michael Fahy, a former One Bermuda Alliance transpo...

Patients concerned about the closure of a high-tech computerised X-ray service at the Brown-Darrell Clinic have been invited to a meeting tomorrow. Ewart Brown, the former premier and owner of the Bermuda Healthcare Services in Smith’s, will answer q...