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A paramotor was photographed flying over Harrington Sound and Hamilton Harbour just before 7am yesterday morning, setting off a search for its pilot. The airborne vehicle is in effect a motorised paraglider, and the sight of a paramotor flying over B...

A money-laundering suspect’s DNA was found on some of the material used to wrap bundles of cash that Police intercepted at the airport, a court heard. Kenith Bulford is accused of possessing nearly $315,000 in criminal proceeds that was recovered fro...

Students at CedarBridge Academy raised more than $1,000 for charity through a recent fashion show at the school. A group of S4 students recently held the “Lumière” fashion show to highlight their own skills and bring attention to local charities incl...

A loud bang and a billow of smoke reported in the area of Belco’s plant along Cemetery Road, Pembroke was caused by a gas turbine engine shutting down unexpectedly. “The cause is under investigation and the engine will remain out of service for inspe...

Quinell Francis was last night named the new Mayor of St George’s after soundly winning a three-way race for the seat. Ms Francis won 58 per cent of the vote (278 votes), toppling incumbent Mayor Garth Rothwell, who won 37 per cent (177 votes), and A...

Road deaths stand at 29 in the past 29 months, and four Bermudians have died this year alone, Chief Inspector Nicholas Pedro stated yesterday at a police press conference announcing a renewed push with new initiatives to tackle serious accidents. Ch...

Public Accounts Committee members heard that while the board of trustees in charge of the Port Royal Golf Course redevelopment adhered to its own financial instructions during the project, it was determined that those financial instructions were not ...

Four Bermudian charities stand to benefit from some deep-pocketed philanthropists, as the investment management organisation Hedge Connection chose local groups to reap benefits from an asset allocation competition. “It was important for us to select...

A St George’s man has been fined $900 for possessing cannabis, grinders and set of digital scales. At a previous Magistrates’ Court appearance on March 18, Gregory Wade, 55, pleaded guilty to possessing 7.48g of the controlled drug, as well as two g...

The Ministry of Public Works will hold its semi-annual Special Waste Drop-Off event today and Saturday. A spokeswoman said: “Residents are encouraged to bring compact fluorescent light bulbs, old pesticides, hobby chemicals, outdated medicines or any...