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Perseverance and a ‘can do’ attitude are key if people are going to put failure behind them and lead a successful life. That was a key message to the Saltus Grammar School class of 2016 as they celebrated their graduation at a packed ceremony at the ...

Sessions House, the home of Bermuda’s Parliament, is due for renovations. The House of Assembly building will have its windows replaced, and its terracotta exterior restored, while the southeast entrance has been closed off for restoration works. Su...

Police failed to catch a man during a high-speed chase in Pembroke yesterday afternoon after he robbed a motorcyclist of a pendant while driving through Hamilton Parish. According to a police report, at around 3.00pm the 61-year-old victim was travel...

A Southampton motorist has been banned from the road after crashing his cycle following a drunken celebration. This morning Kenneth Williams, 43, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired by alcohol following the May 23 crash. Magistrates’ Court hear...

Gloria Daniels, the mother of missing Jevon Daniels, fought back tears as she pleaded alongside police for those with knowledge of his disappearance to end her family’s grief and come forward. Now missing for two weeks, Mr Daniels, who turned 35 in M...

West End bus schedules will be amended to try to cut the number of Bermudians left stranded at bus stops, Senator Michael Fahy has announced. Mr Fahy, the transport minister, said Number 8 buses have been full of cruise ship passengers in the morning...

New light has been shed on the threats that lionfish could pose to Bermuda’s waters thanks to the publication of a PhD thesis that has been three years in the making. The University of Massachusetts paper by Corey Eddy has drawn on many sources incl...

Former long-term Bermuda resident, teacher and much-loved member of the St George’s community Mary Huseman passed away last week at the age of 88. Born on January 13, 1928, Ms Huseman moved to Bermuda in 1950, arriving in style aboard the Queen of ...

The Supreme Court has upheld a finding that a construction company only hired “black faces” to justify requests for work permits. In a 2012 ruling, the Human Rights Commission found that Apex Construction Management Limited had discriminated against ...

The Deliverance, a top East End historical attraction that suffered serious damage in the 2014 hurricane season, has been given a boost for its restoration. The first ever Marine Expo in St George drew more than 2,500 people on May 1, with some of th...