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A judge has partially denied an attempt by the Lahey Clinic to stop the disclosure of evidence in the civil case brought against it by the Bermuda Government. The Massachusetts-based hospital filed a motion for a “brief stay of discovery” in the matt...

International gaming experts will speak next week at a forum on safe and responsible gambling organised by the Progressive Labour Party. The town hall meeting is at 6.30pm on Wednesday, May 3, in the Bermuda Room at Elbow Beach. A flyer for the event...

Three Bermudian Supreme Court judges are now eligible to sit part-time in the Cayman Islands. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has been appointed as a judge of the Grand Court Financial Services Division, and Puisne Judges Carlisle Greaves and Stephen Hellm...

Two Saltus Grammar School students have been selected as Bermuda’s Rhodes Scholars. The Bermuda Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee announced that Nicholas Barton is the scholar for 2016 and Peter Merritt as the scholar for 2017. Mr Barton graduat...

The Bermuda National Trust will be holding a clean up of the Scaur Lodge Nature Reserve in Sandys this weekend. The project, which takes places from 8.30am to 1pm on Saturday, is being spearheaded by the Trust’s volunteer group Another National Trust...

A Paget man who caused a collision by driving through a red light has been banned from the road for drinking and driving. Aaron Garrett, 37, pleaded guilty to a single count of driving with a blood-alcohol level over the legal limit in an incident on...

A Hamilton Parish man was this morning fined $450 for stealing alcohol from a grocer, although he said he had little recollection of the incident. Mitchell Outerbridge, 56, pleaded guilty to stealing two bottles of Chivas Regal scotch from the Shelly...

A group of Canadian volleyball teams will descend on the island this week to compete in the Bermuda Open 2017, sponsored by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. According to a spokesman around 80 volleyball players, coaches and spectators are expected, inc...

Friends of the Hospice will host a series of forums entitled Conversations on Being Mortal that will focus on end of life decisions in the coming weeks. The first forum will take place this Saturday and is based on the book “Being Mortal” by Atul Gaw...

Services for the island’s visually impaired population have come a long way since the founding of an organisation benefiting the blind, according to one man there since the beginning. In 1954, the Beacon Club was founded by three blind community mem...