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Constance Dierman, the new United States Consul General, met today with Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs. Ms Dierman, who took the position on June 14, is a former deputy assistant secretary at the Sta...

A St George’s man was critically injured after crashing his rental scooter into a wall and a metal post last night. The 44-year-old rider suffered a serious leg injury in the incident on Wellington Slip Road, St George’s, at about 10.50pm. Police say...

The contributions of the Azorean community were yesterday celebrated at an event in Victoria Park. It was one of the monthly Bermuda Heartbeats events put on by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs. Sunday’s event was put on in with the...

A softball league has been banned from using a public pitch after wine bottles were found in a trash can. Softball Bermuda was ordered to keep off the WMC Preece Softball Diamond in Bernard Park until further notice after the bottles were found in a ...

Three Bermudian medical students have been selected for scholarships by the Bermuda Health Foundation. Chioma Nwasike, Jennifer Ross and Amber White were picked out as this year’s recipients by the Foundation, which has awarded more than $450,000 ove...

A pastor thrown into jail after he wrote about the unfair treatment of Jamaican workers in Bermuda more than 100 years ago could be granted a pardon. David Burt, the Premier, told the House of Assembly yesterday that the case against the Reverend Cha...

The Ministry of Education’s community schools will be moved to the Department of Workforce Development after a fall in enrolment. Seven staff members at the Community Education Development Programme will be moved to Workforce Development. Diallo Raba...

A work-to-rule that disrupted bus services more than a week was called off yesterday. Chris Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, said industrial action at the Department of Public Transportation had been lifted “effective immediately”....

A one-stop shop to help people with disabilities find work is needed in Bermuda, an expert has said. Shari Scott, an occupational therapist, said employers were willing to hire people with disabilities but had concerns about additional supervision, s...

The world’s fastest man said yesterday he looked forward to meeting Bermuda’s up-and-coming athletes next week. Usain Bolt, who will fly in to the island on Tuesday, said: “I’m excited to meet some of the local young athletes and getting to know the...