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The West End Development Corporation has launched a new ambassador programme to welcome visitors to Dockyard and provide them an insight into the area’s history. The six-strong team of Marshell Smith, Shanley Todd, Tihana Booth, Lovette Marshall, Yas...

A pedestrian and a motorcyclist were rushed to hospital on Tuesday evening after colliding on St David’s Road. The 38-year-old pedestrian was expected to be moved to a general ward this morning, while the 52-year-old motorcyclist has already been dis...

Opponents of same-sex marriage have filed an application to appeal against the landmark Supreme Court ruling which allowed gay couples to wed in Bermuda. The request for permission to appeal the May 5 judgment is understood to have been made to the R...

The Progressive Labour Party has said it would reform the public education system if it wins the General Election. Among the changes outlined in a statement from the party yesterday, the Opposition said it would phase out middle schools and introduce...

Two sports fishing boats provided assistance following a mayday call was put out by the yacht Shoe Shine at 9am yesterday. The lone sailor had reported his vessel was taking on water about ten miles southeast of St David’s Head. Last Stall and Offsh...

Thick smoke blanketed a Pembroke neighbourhood yesterday as huge flames erupted from a motor yacht. While it is understood no one was on the 51ft Bertram, Sum Girl, the blaze caused extensive damage to the boat and a towering pillar of smoke was visi...

Police are warning the public about a “deceptive” online employment advertisement, describing it as a pyramid scheme. A spokesman said this afternoon that the Bermuda Police Service was recently made aware of the online ad appearing locally offering ...

A man accused of causing the death of a motorcyclist had links with the MOB gang, while the victim was associated with the rival Parkside gang, a jury has been told. Kethyio Whitehurst is alleged to have chased Travis Lowe at high speed through the ...

There was no shortage of flags for both the United States and New Zealand yesterday, fluttering all over the West End for the close of the America’s Cup. Flags and flag bunting started before Somerset Bridge and lined the roads leading to the America...

The thrills and spills of the racetrack came to Saltus Grammar School yesterday, as students tested out their engineering skills in a Formula One Model Car Challenge. The students designed and built the cars out of styrofoam and the models reached sp...