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The Somerset Brigade Band will celebrate its 86th Anniversary Festival of Music Concert tomorrow evening at the St James Church Santuary in Sandys. The band has served the West End community for almost a century and is considered an integral part of...

The first cruise ship of the new season is due to arrive at Dockyard on Monday morning, bringing 1,765 passengers and 936 crew to our shores. The P&O liner MV Oriana will berth at King’s Wharf. She is arriving from Charleston, South Carolina, and i...

Bermuda Mental Health Foundation has partnered with The Weekenders Running Group to launch a suicide prevention and depression awareness campaign. The Message In A Bottle Campaign, which will run throughout March, will involve about messages being pl...

Protesters chanted their opposition to immigration reform as the House of Assembly reopened yesterday after the Christmas break. Moments after new Progressive Labour Party MP Diallo Rabain was sworn in, a crowd of people in the viewing gallery stood ...

A Paget woman has been sentenced to two years in prison for stealing then attempting to sell $9,900 worth of jewellery. Trimiea Rowland, 27, also stole a Louis Vuitton handbag worth $500 after breaking into a property in Wellington Hill, St George’s....

A Warwick man has admitted giving police a false name after being caught drunk-driving in Hamilton. Magistrates’ Court heard that, on February 4 at 1.20am, officers spotted Odell Grant, 30, at the 24-hour Esso gas station on Richmond Road. They spoke...

There was no flak incurred within the One Bermuda Alliance for Sylvan Richards’s apparent split from party ranks on the issue of same-sex marriage, according to the Junior Minister of Home Affairs. On the day after the OBA announced plans to bring c...

Public Works minister Craig Cannonier has come under fire for the cost of the North Shore roundabout project. Speaking in the House of Assembly this morning, Mr Cannonier said $728,000 has been spent on the project so far and the final cost is expect...

The community surrounding Heron Bay Primary School would be negatively affected if the school were to close as proposed in the Bermuda Government’s school reorganisation plan. This is the view of principal Lisa Swan, who said the school enjoys about ...

Summerhaven, the private residential home for the physically disabled, will register under the Residential Care Homes and Nursing Homes Act 1999, despite calls from some residents to have it classified as an independent-living facility. While it is n...