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Students at Saltus Grammar School came together to help the nearby St John’s Anglican Church, donating more than $2,800 for work on the church’s tower. The tower — erected in 1835 — has suffered as a result of both age and a series of hurricanes in r...

Parliament will hear today from Michael Dunkley, the Premier, on his telephone conversations, including contacts with police, during the protests at the House of Assembly on December 2. Mr Dunkley dismissed suggestions from Walter Roban, the Shadow M...

Chris Furbert has called on opponents of the airport redevelopment project to “show up” at Union Square this morning as MPs prepare to debate legislation paving the way for the new terminal. The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union’s rallying ca...

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Wave Knight will be visiting Bermuda next week on routine deployment. A Government House spokesman said the captain will be outlining to the media the ship’s work in the region, in particular her support for Disaster M...

No injuries were reported following a three-vehicle collision involving a bus in Hamilton early Thursday afternoon. It happened on Washington Street South at around 1.30pm. According to police, it is believed the bus, parked at the Pembroke termina...

Minister of Health Jeanne Atherden says the Premier’s Youth Fitness Programme, introduced last year, is continuing to teach school students the benefits of healthy eating and exercise. And she hopes it will ultimately reverse the problem of obesity...

Union president Chris Furbert sent members back to work this morning, as anticipated protests about the proposed building of a new airport took a dramatic twist. Mr Furbert lashed out at the public for their lack of support as the Bermuda Industrial ...

The Ministry of Public Works will be road resurfacing on North Shore Road in Devonshire next week. According to a ministry spokeswoman, one lane of the road between Bermuda Waterworks and the Barkers Hill roundabout will be closed during off-peak hou...

The Government’s effort to complete the population and housing census has run into problems with many residents refusing to participate. And adding to the dilemma is a shortage of interviewers. Michael Dunkley told MPs on Friday that all data should ...

Two men have been charged with wounding with attempt to do grievous bodily harm involving a bladed article. Taiquan Davis, 18, of Pembroke and Jerome Bailey, 18, of Devonshire are facing charges in the Supreme Court for the offences against Deniko C...