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Fifty first responders have been honoured by the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club. The emergency medical technicians and firefighters were invited to a luncheon as part of the WelcomeHeroes initiative from the hotel’s parent company AccorHotels. They...

A serial speeder was today fined $400 and banned from the road for two months. Magistrates’ Court heard Nasiah Joell — who has two previous speeding convictions — was clocked by police riding a motorbike at 78kph on Warwick’s Middle Road. Magistrate ...

Tonight’s British Airways flights are delayed after a late departure from Gatwick. Flight 2233, from London Gatwick to Bermuda, left the UK at 6.45pm UK time — more than four hours later than scheduled — and is not expected to arrive in Bermuda until...

Demand for a local reading programme was up during the last school year, a new report has confirmed. According to The Reading Clinic, 100 students took part in its core reading programme during the 2016-17 school year — up from 92 the year before. ...

Apprentices have completed training with help from the Department of Workforce Development and their employers. A group of 27 graduates who work at Belco, The Fairmont Southampton, Pinks Hair Salon, Miles Market, Bermuda Motors Ltd, BAC Universal Ele...

The Elliott Street car park is set to be closed for more than a week to allow work in the area. According to the Corporation of Hamilton, the car park will be closed on Thursday, reopening 11 days later on Monday, December 4. A spokeswoman said: “Thi...

Traffic is being diverted on South Road near the junction with Seabright Avenue in Paget after a cement truck overturned. A police spokesman said the driver was extracted from the vehicle and taken to hospital for treatment of “suspected non-life th...

Jeanne Atherden has been sworn in as Leader of the Opposition by John Rankin, the Governor, at a brief ceremony this afternoon at Government House. Ms Atherden had been selected by the One Bermuda Alliance membership to lead the party, over former le...

A passion for the island’s hidden past has won a commendation for Bermudian student archaeologist Meshellae Payne. Bermuda’s shoreline was once dotted with man-made fish ponds that were used for centuries as a simple larder to store fish and turtles ...

Minister of National Security Wayne Caines said that the December 2 protests marked a turning point that spurred his journey into Parliament. During an impassioned maiden speech in the Motion to Adjourn on Friday night, Mr Caines said he felt compell...