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Training bus drivers to operate the fleet’s latest addition will not cost extra money, a government representative said. A spokesman for the transport ministry said that the “same familiarisation and training as is normally undertaken when a new bus...

Security at the Supreme Court must be improved, Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons has said. “The physical security of the building, and of the judges in particular, is conspicuous by its absence,” Ms Justice Simmons said. “The House of Assembly has ...

One of the beneficiaries of Christmas cheer from the Salvation Army has said her family had been “blessed”. The 48-year-old mother of four, who asked not to be named, said: “Everybody was happy. I was blessed this Christmas.” The woman, from Pemb...

A premature baby girl airlifted off the island for emergency medical treatment in Canada has returned to Bermuda. Christmas Day baby Kee-Ijah Bailey and her mother, Elisha Joell, flew back to the island last week after nearly four weeks of treatment ...

The Bermuda Heart Foundation and New York-Presbyterian Hospital are partnering to host a seminar this weekend. The seminar is intended to help local medical experts learn more about advancements in cardiology and nephrology. Simone Barton, chief exec...

Bermudian performer Hannah Eggen is to take centre stage at a world-ranked music festival in the United States next month. The 27-year-old singer, dancer and musician will showcase her own work on the main stage at the South by Southwest event in Aus...

A dangerous driver caught on camera is to be brought to book, police promised yesterday. Footage turned over to police showed a white Mazda pulling out from Southcote Road in Paget on to South Road without stopping, despite morning traffic. The car w...

A brighter than usual full moon graced the skies last night as our celestial neighbour’s orbit loomed closer than usual. Bermuda lay outside the regions where a lunar eclipse afforded viewers the added bonus of a crimson glow covering the moon — know...

The Premier launched a new campaign yesterday to combat money laundering. Mr Burt, also the Minister of Finance, said the campaign would recruit the entire island in a bid to fight financial crime. The campaign, called “Just Good Business”, will high...

Arijahknow Live Wires took to the steps of City Hall this week as part of a new project to promote peace in Bermuda. Campaigner Cleveland Simmons said the show was part of the Caravan programme, which is intended to help bring people together. “The C...