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The Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre will be closed tonight, according to Bermuda Hospitals Board. A spokeswoman said nursing resources were being redeployed to the Emergency Department at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. “The ED is low on nursing st...

Motorists can expect some delays next week as the Ministry of Public Works continues road works. On Monday, there will be a possible one lane closure along North Shore Road, Pembroke between Glebe Road and Band Room Lane during off-peak times, to acc...

Traffic through Warwick on Middle Road near the junction with Tamarind Vale was diverted last night after a crash around 8.40pm. A police spokesman said the three-vehicle accident involved a 27-year-old motorcyclist who may have sustained serious inj...

The latest graduates from the Skills Development Programme were recognised at a ceremony earlier this week. The 13 men and women were joined by dignitaries including John Rankin, the Governor, Michael Dunkley, the Premier, and Sylvan Richards, minis...

An American tourist has been slapped with an $800 fine after he admitted refusing to give police a breath sample. Darren Hill, 42, from Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty to the charge in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that at around 5.15pm on July 5,...

A murderer who launched a savage and frenzied knife attack on a Royal Bermuda Regiment sergeant in his home has been jailed for life. Kenneth Leverock, who stands 6ft 5ins tall and weighs 280lbs, set upon Dejion Stange-Simmons with a blade shortly af...

Several campaign pledges made by the One Bermuda Alliance relating to security 4½ years ago remain unfulfilled — including a pair of promises for St George’s. Rolled out under the public safety section of the party’s platform were plans to fully reo...

A woman whose car was damaged in a Warwick parking lot is calling on the person responsible to step forward. Deborah Saunders said that her car was struck by another vehicle last Wednesday while she was shopping at Lindo’s, with CCTV footage allegedl...

While the political climate in Bermuda has been nothing short of thunderous over the past term, there are some issues both parties agree on in St George’s West. Improving transportation, protecting the vulnerable and realising the potential to build ...

The family of Bermuda Regiment Sergeant Dejion Stange-Simmons spoke of their devastation and turmoil in the wake of his murder by Kenneth Leverock in victim impact statements that were read to the court. His father, Andre Simmons, described his son a...