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A Pembroke teenager has received a conditional discharge after admitting his involvement in a fight between CedarBridge Academy students. Enyche Zuill, 16, will have to comply with a string of conditions in the coming 12 months to avoid acquiring a ...

Restrooms near beaches and in parks, some of which were renovated just six months ago, are being targeted by vandals. The Ministry of the Environment last week appealed to the public for help in reporting vandalism to police and the Department of Par...

The introduction of minicars as a rental option for tourists, due for debate tomorrow in Parliament, is “strongly” supported by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The environmental group Greenrock gave guarded support for the legislation, although the or...

A group opposed to same-sex marriage and civil unions claimed yesterday that the Human Rights Commission had overstepped its boundaries by criticising legislation passed by MPs in Parliament last Friday. Preserve Marriage disagreed with the HRC’s vie...

Developers have unveiled the first design images for the proposed redevelopment of Bermuda’s airport. The new steel and glass terminal building will be set back at the far west or Stone Crusher Corner end of the present runway and will be built on hi...

Thieves who broke into a locked area at Warwick Academy have stolen two bicycles used for student summer camps. A camera at the school shows two people entering the premises at 9.45pm on Tuesday and leaving at roughly 10.35pm. One of the bikes is a ...

Warwick Academy has reported the theft of two cycles from a locked area on the school premises on Tuesday night. The theft was discovered yesterday during a summer camp run by Mark Thorne, with video evidence suggesting that two people were involved ...

Senator Michael Fahy has defended legislation to allow tourists to rent out minicars, after the announcement prompted anger from the Opposition and taxi operators. The Minister of Tourism, Transport and Municipalities said the One Bermuda Alliance ...

Amendments to three Acts aimed at ensuring Bermuda’s financial industry frameworks are up to international standards have been passed in the Senate. The Bermuda Monetary Authority (Determination of Appeals) Act, the Money Service Business Act and the...

The Governor, George Fergusson, has appointed Sir Christopher Clarke as a new Justice to the Court of Appeal in Bermuda. Sir Christopher, who was appointed a High Court Judge in 2005 and a Lord Justice of Appeal in 2013, will begin his new post on Ma...