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A ladies’ drill and rifle team set up with help from the Royal Bermuda Regiment is ready to shine in tomorrow’s Bermuda Day Parade. The Bermuda Rifle and Drill Team is set to field its biggest-ever contingent of 37 — with junior members marching alon...

A 22-year-old Pembroke man has been given a 12-month conditional discharge for possessing marijuana and MDMA. Tyrone Oswald Jr pleaded guilty to the charges, which stem from an arrest on October 7, 2016, when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court on Apri...

Community activist Gina Spence has commended the outpouring of love and support shown to Friday’s shooting victim and his family. Ms Spence, who has worked with many families who have lost loved ones to violent crime, said the community’s response t...

Michael Dunkley’s position as leader of a minority Government will be put to the test in 2½ weeks. David Burt, Leader of the Opposition, last night said he had “every intention” of debating his motion of no confidence on June 9, when MPs return to th...

A lot of hard work and dedication has paid off for ten high school students who graduated from Bermuda College last week. The dual enrolment students — eight from the Berkeley Institute and two from CedarBridge Academy — celebrated their success surr...

Ten kilometres of Bermuda’s roads were freshly paved in the 2016/17 fiscal year, compared with 3.3km for each of the two preceding years. But the increased works seen around the island this year bear no relation to the America’s Cup, according to pub...

The approval of amendments aimed at decriminalising the possession of small amounts of cannabis was applauded yesterday by anti-racism charity Curb. Lynn Winfield, the charity’s president, called the amendments a step in the right direction to addres...

The Portuguese community of Bermuda came together yesterday to celebrate the annual Festa do Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres. The celebration, whose title translates to “Festival of the Christ of Miracles”, originated centuries ago on the island of ...

Transparency and trust took centre stage as senators met this morning. A 90-minute motion to adjourn came at the end of a relatively short session, in which only one Bill was addressed at the Senate’s temporary location in the House of Assembly. One...

A 24-year-old man who made a run for it when police stopped him for speeding has been given an absolute discharge. Henry Stevens-Carty, of Devonshire, spent the night in custody after being arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning. Magistrates...