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The Ministry of Public Works has announced a series of road work projects to take place this weekend. According to a spokeswoman, the inside lane of Crow Lane heading towards town will be closed off tomorrow morning from the roundabout to just west o...

A teenager who reportedly sustained a head injury ten days ago along the Railway Trail in Warwick has been transferred from the hospital’s intensive care unit to a general ward, according to police. The 19-year-old Pembroke man is in stable condition...

An increase in land-holding charges that had been due to come into effect this month is facing further delays. The increases, ranging from 5 per cent to 12.5 per cent depending on the types of property, are expected to be deferred until March 2019. ...

Spending on financial intelligence came under the spotlight during the Budget debate on the Ministry of Legal Affairs. The Financial Intelligence Unit has been allocated $1.6 million for 2017-8, up from $1.5 million last year. During the House of Ass...

Legislation to reform the payroll tax and customs duty regimes and help introduce casino gaming in Bermuda was passed by senators last night. The Payroll Tax Amendment Act 2017, the Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2017 and the Casino Gaming (General Res...

Age Concern Bermuda launched a new programme yesterday aimed at improving healthcare access for seniors. More than 80 people took advantage of the free screenings offered at the first of three health check events set for this year. “The initiative re...

Repeated attacks from the floor of Parliament have prompted the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission to break its silence with a sharply worded statement querying the capabilities and motives of its critics. Commission member Alan Dunch also refuted clai...

Police are investigating two assaults on Court Street in Hamilton that have been circulating on social media. Detectives revealed last night that one man has been arrested in connection with the investigations as they appealed for anyone with any inf...

An initiative involving some of Bermuda’s most famous footballers to stem the violence surrounding the sport and island’s clubs is needed to help avoid a “national security issue”, according to one frontline outreach worker. The warning from communi...

Customs officers have been put through their paces by French officials from St Martin and Martinique ahead of the America’s Cup this summer. Jacky Trinel and Sylvian Testud, experts in vessel rummaging, helped local officers perform live simulated ru...