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Education minister Wayne Scott has promised facility inspections at each of the island’s public middle schools, after a teacher walkout at T.N. Tatem Middle School this week over mould issues. The announcement came as a health and safety report foun...

Details have been released for the Regimental funeral for Colour Sergeant Keith Whorms, who died last week. The long-time driver for the Governor, Deputy Governor and Premier, passed away at the age of 53. The Government has advised that traffic dive...

Two aspiring young Bermudian hospitality workers have been announced as the 2016 Bermuda Hospitality Institute Scholarship recipients. Part proceeds from from last year’s second annual Tomasz Tabor Golf Tournament, held at Riddell’s Bay Golf Club, ...

A sanitation truck apparently collapsed while driving over a speed bump in Flatts this morning. The truck was driving along North Shore Road near the gas station when the front and back part of the vehicle were said to have separated. It is understo...

Legislators got two extra days to prepare for a debate in Parliament on key airport redevelopment Acts, after Randy Horton, the Speaker of the House, deferred today’s session until Friday. Meanwhile, confidential schedules for the airport development...

Educational grants will be for grabs when young Bermudians enter the RUBiS Sustainable Energy Challenge. Those who enter — teams and individuals — will be asked to provide “innovative solutions to the challenges of Bermuda’s energy production and co...

Forty-eight rowers raised more than $4,000 for a local charity by rowing more than 320 miles. The rowers from LifeThyme CrossFit, CrossFit BDA, the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club, and a team of Mount St Agnes students each tackled 25 miles in teams of four a...

Several cases of foodborne illness from local fish, suspected to be caused by the ciguatera toxin, are under investigation through the Department of Fisheries. For Richalene Knights and her family, early symptoms mimicked food poisoning — then intens...

A man convicted of perjury and witness intimidation has had his sentence extended after an appeal. Dujon Reid-Anderson was convicted alongside his cousin, Devon Hewey, of causing a witness to give false evidence in an attempted murder case in which H...

Bermuda College is set to launch a weeklong solar panel installation course after 15 students completed a successful pilot class. Joseph Weeks, co-owner of the company Combined Engineering Technologies, will offer the programme to certified electrici...