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Bus supervisors were in talks with union officials yesterday over “internal concerns” involving a member of staff. The bus service was said to have been unaffected by the action. According to one source, about five or six supervisors were involved ...

Business owners in the Paget stoplight area have expressed the need for a greater police presence and have urged motorists to slow down. Two cars and a motorcycle collided at the junction of Middle Road and South Shore shortly after 12.30pm yesterday...

Initial improvements at Tynes Bay to help tackle the problem of “sewage balls” are expected to be up and running by mid-October. According to a Bermuda Government spokeswoman, the Flo-Septage receiving station and screening system will improve the q...

Open Airways has reminded students with asthma to begin taking their preventer inhalers due to the increased risk of related symptoms in the first few weeks of returning to school. The asthma charity warns that due to the long summer break there is a...

A multiple book signing and sale, featuring three black Bermudian authors, will be held this Saturday. The event is being hosted by Black Collective, a group of five women who have been holding a Saturday market at the Bermuda Industrial Union car pa...

Michael Dunkley leaves for the UK this evening to discuss matters with government representatives including Britiain’s exit from the European Union. It will be the first opportunity the Premier has had to meet government officials since the appoint...

Students at Saltus Grammar School are celebrating a 100 percent success rate in GCSE and IGCSE exams. The outstanding results follow the success of Saltus’ Graduate Year students in the recent Advanced Placement exams, where the students scored well...

The Department of Marine and Ports this afternoon announced the ferry schedule for the upcoming Labour Day holiday. On Monday, the Blue Route travelling between Hamilton and Dockyard will run on the regular weekend schedule between 7.10am and 8.30pm....

Senator Michael Fahy has reassured taxi drivers that tourists would be able to hire quadricycle vehicles — not rental cars — through proposed changes to the Motor Car Act. Mr Fahy, the tourism minister, revealed he has met with taxi and minibus drive...

Police are asking the public for their help investigating an incident that left a teenager injured. According to a police spokesman, officers responded to a reported disturbance in the Berkeley Road/Mount Hill area of Pembroke at around 3.15pm yester...