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The Department of Public Transportation has issued the bus cancellations for Tuesday morning. The following buses will not be running: Route 6 from St George’s to St David’s at 7.04am. Route 7M from Watford Bridge to Hamilton at 7.10am. Route 2 from ...

Budding fashion designers and models can put themselves on the map at the Bermuda Fashion Festival later this month. The event, which will open on October 28, was launched at the City Hall by Hamilton mayor Charles Gosling today. Mr Gosling told the ...

An unlicensed motorist has been banned from the roads for 18 months after he was caught driving his car at 100km/h. Miguel Camara was stopped by police on South Road in Smith’s, near McGall’s Hill, on April 18, this year. Questioned why he was “flyin...

Viking Cruises made its first offical visit to the island today, with the Viking Sea docking in Hamilton. Walter Roban, the Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, joined a delegation on board the vessel this afternoon at the invitation of Tors...

A “train” is set to return to Railway Trail for the second Rediscover the Rail Trail event this Sunday. The Bermuda Tourism Authority event is being described as a “day of discovery” offering trolley train tours along the west end of the trail. Meanw...

Due to the inclement weather, the Orange Route ferry service between the Royal Naval Dockyard and St George’s has been suspended until further notice.

Traffic lights at the junction of Par-la-Ville Road and Church Street, and at Bermudiana Road and Church Street, are out of order. City of Hamilton personnel are on site and tending to the issue which has been hampered by the weather, according to a ...

A Devonshire man has been fined for threatening to kill his mother. Alreulle Simmons, 41, pleaded guilty to uttering threatening words in connection with an incident that happened on August 19. Magistrates’ Court heard that Simmons telephoned his m...

Proposed changes to give immigration law priority over human rights legislation is a “blunderbuss” approach, Shadow Attorney-General Trevor Moniz said yesterday. Mr Moniz said: “It potentially has very broad consequences — it’s a danger to go into it...

An island resident identified by a selfie discovered on a camera lost more than 3,000 miles away has been reunited with her misplaced property. Scotsman Colin Grant turned detective after his mother-in-law Margaret Clark found the lost Nikon Coolpix ...