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Police officers andh event marshals will be aiming to control both drivers and pedestrians during Tuesday’s Bermuda Day races. “They are there to minimise risks to all road users, especially the cyclists and runners,” said Chief Inspector Nicholas Pe...

The Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement has been completed, Michael Dunkley has told the House of Assembly. The statement was a response to a question by David Burt, the deputy leader of the Opposition. The Premier said that the...

Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down Jevon Daniels, who has not been seen in more than a week. Mr Daniels, 35, is described as being 5ft 5in with a brown complexion and a close haircut. The Sandys resident also has a tattoo on his...

The Regulatory Authority’s first report has been put before the House of Assembly. The report, which covers the first 15 months of the authority’s operation up to March 31, 2014, reveals an increased competition within the internet service provider ...

The principal of CedarBridge Academy has told the Supreme Court that teachers are adequately appraised of the educational and behavioural needs of students in their class. Kalmar Richards was responding to questions from former CedarBridge teacher Ka...

Twenty-eight members of the local running group The Weekenders will don purple shirts in next week’s May 24 race to raise money and awareness for the charity Action on Alzheimer’s & Dementia (AAD). The group, which runs the annual Appleby Bermuda Hal...

Occupants are to be given two months to vacate the former 9 Beaches property after the Bermuda Land Development Company confirmed that it was applying for a court order. This follows the threat a fortnight ago from Francis Mussenden, the BLDC chief e...

Frequent censuses will allow the Bermuda Government to make policies and decisions based on current information, according to Michael Dunkley. The Premier addressed the House of Assembly this morning on Census Day and urged everyone to participate. ...

Police and campaigners have been spreading a road safety message ahead of the public holiday. The Road Safety Council is urging drivers to take more care, especially as summer has traditionally witnessed more accidents. The May 24 holiday, on Tuesday...

More than $30,000 has been spent on resolving the problem of brown water in the Prospect area of Devonshire. Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works, revealed that $33,520 had already been paid out on the main’s bypass, while a further $500,000...