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A motorcyclist has been awarded more than $36,000 damages for injuries he suffered when a driver pulled out in front of him. Chuncy Smith took his claim for damages against driver Shannon Jennings to the Supreme Court after the accident on August 1, ...

A Pembroke woman has admitted repeatedly hitting her eight-year-old child, after a morning argument about how she should get to school. The incident involving the mother and daughter, neither of whom can be named for legal reasons, took place on Nove...

The revamped café at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital is proving a hit with customers. The new menu options at the Pink Café are going down so well that more equipment is being brought in to keep up with the demand. “Everybody is thrilled with the ...

Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez has called for the Bermuda Government to reduce the six-week time frame public authorities have to reach a decision on freedom of information requests. “International best practice is for a decision on ac...

A benefit concert will be held this weekend to help the man behind Snowy’s snowballs as he battles cancer. Larry Ingham and his wife Pamela have suffered financial difficulties since he had multiple myeloma diagnosed last May, causing a tumour to fra...

It was a hard decision, but for Hedwig Rossow returning to the country where her Bermudian husband, Colin Lee, was murdered was an opportunity to help the community that had embraced the couple. She never thought the journey would end with her findin...

Bridge work in St George’s led to long lines of backed-up traffic yesterday morning. The Ministry of Public Works had said it would be opening and closing the swing bridge for inspection and testing purposes. Eventually, the bridge was reopened to v...

The Bermuda Government will have to pay some union legal costs after a failed effort to get a permanent injunction to halt future walkouts. The Minister of Home Affairs sought injunctions against five unions — the Bermuda Industrial Union, the Bermud...

A cancer patient who needs treatment but was blocked from leaving the island because of an administrative error has been left “at her wit’s end” trying to regain permission to travel. “I’m back to square one doing the same things all over again, but ...

The Mayor of Boston has paid tribute to a Bermudian motivational speaker for his decades of “tireless” work with black youths. Martin Walsh declared March 24 as Dennis Rahiim Watson Day and presented Mr Watson with a proclamation at the Boston City ...