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Lost in the Triangle’s “never frozen” policy has helped it win two 2018 Restaurant Weeks People’s Choice Awards: one for lunch and one for dinner. It is the first restaurant to win both People’s Choice Awards in the same year. The lunch category was ...

Two tourists were injured yesterday after a crash at the West End, police reported. A police spokesman said the visitors had been headed west on rental bikes along Middle Road, Sandys, near the junction with George’s Bay Road, when a car came out of ...

National security minister Wayne Caines will be among the speakers at an event aiming to create “the Bermuda Miracle”. The Peaceful Way Forward: The Courage to Listen will take place at the Hamilton Princess tomorrow, from 2pm to 5pm. It will be led ...

A Sandys teenager was today fined $800 in connection with a collision in Southampton last summer. Jair Phillips, 18, pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention in Magistrates’ Court this morning. It stemmed from a crash on Middle Road....

Three primary schools were burgled over the course of Wednesday night, according to police. A police spokesman said it was unclear “what, if anything, was taken from the three schools”. Victor Scott Primary School, Paget Primary School and West Pembr...

Bermudian filmmakers will today take centre stage at BerMovie Day. Screen films made by locals will be shown at the Earl Cameron Theatre from 6pm as part of the Bermuda International Film Festival. They include: • The Pursuit of Movement: Bermuda 201...

A man who died yesterday after sustaining injuries in a fight on Front Street at the weekend has been named by police as Dejon Simmons. Mr Simmons, 30, was assaulted at about 3.15am on Sunday. He was rushed by ambulance to the King Edward VII Memoria...

Members of Parliament were reminded last Friday that they must attend House of Assembly sittings and committee meetings. Dennis Lister, the Speaker of the House, said it had been brought to his attention that some politicians had not been attending c...

Senators will return to a spruced-up chamber when they get back to work after Easter, Deputy Speaker Derrick Burgess told MPs last week. “Major work” over Christmas transformed the former Supreme Court 2 in Sessions House, with microphones installed ...

A woman has blasted the courts for a “catastrophic” failure to clamp down on the owner of a dangerous dog. Amy Ponnampalam’s dachshund, Annie, was mauled to death in 2014 by a dog owned by the same family whose boxer killed Cole Simons’s King Charles...