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Bermuda Hospitals Board is launching a survey, hoping the public will share their perspectives on what is important about their services. The anonymous online survey is a part of the Board’s Clinical Services Planning project. “The goal of the proje...

Police have named the American tourist who was killed in a road crash on Thursday morning. Sixty-eight year-old Edmund Prentis became the fourth road fatality of the year when his rental cycle collided with a car being driven in the opposite directio...

Ernest Peets Jr, a pastor, therapist and political newcomer, has been declared the Progressive Labour Party candidate for Smith’s North, the constituency held by Michael Dunkley, the Premier. Describing himself as “action-oriented, committed, open-mi...

Traffic is being diverted, and more than 500 people lost electricity, after a van struck a utility pole in Smith’s. No injuries were reported, but motorists were advised to avoid the North Shore Road and Jennings Road area until further notice, a pol...

The Human Rights Commission has announced its backing of the same-sex ruling handed down by Justice Charles-Etta Simmons earlier this week. The judgment reinforces the Commission’s position that “the primacy of the Human Rights Act, 1981 should be u...

Motorists have been advised of road works this weekend in the East End and Paget. Tomorrow, between 8am until 5pm, traffic will be reduced to single file over The Causeway/Longbird bridge to allow for re-decking works. Drivers should allow extra tim...

Local residents will be given a final chance to get informed about the America’s Cup which gets under way in two weeks’ time. America’s Cup Bermuda will host its last roadshow of information sessions next week in central, west and east locations. The...

The Superyacht Regatta next month will be sponsored by Caroline Bay Marina. The event, taking place from June 13 to 15, is billed as a spectacular event due to both the size of the vessels and the size of the fleet that will race around Bermuda’s coa...

A Paget man this morning admitted stealing more than $100 of beauty supplies from a Hamilton pharmacy. Albert Wilson, 57, pleaded guilty to one count of theft in connection to the incident, which took place on March 13. The court heard that at around...

A sanitation worker was taken to hospital yesterday after getting caught on the mechanism of a trash truck on Front Street. The man suffered no broken bones and his arteries were not affected but required stitches for “a substantial tear in his skin”...