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Offering to watch over the peace at a social event while no longer holding a valid licence has proven costly for security guard Mark Tankard. Magistrates’ Court heard that Tankard was taken on as a guard for an event at the Prison Officers Club in Sa...

The resolution of Bermuda’s immigration policy is “crucial” for the economy, Shadow Minister of Finance David Burt said yesterday. “This is not an immigration issue, this is an economic issue,” he said. “Getting it right for the long-term is crucial...

Twelve Bermudians have been hired by Coral Beach and Tennis Club through a jobs fair they held last month. Numerous positions were filled — from part-time to full-time and seasonal roles, including room attendants, front-desk staff, a bellman and a ...

A last-minute rethink has saved temporary public service posts after parents said that their children with special needs would be put at risk by cutbacks to Government-provided therapy services. Parents of students at Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy,...

When Bermudian Kate Cooper settles down to her new job training seal pups and diving in the tanks at Scotland’s Deep Sea World, she will have her early start in Bermuda’s own aquarium to thank for the opportunity. Experience is key when it comes to s...

A Bermudian driver will stand trial accused of causing the death of a young motorcyclist in England by driving carelessly. Malcolm Griffiths appeared at Worthing Magistrates’ Court at the end of last month, when he elected to go to trial on the charg...

The Clearwater concession’s owner has called for more to be done to help promote “one of the most beautiful parts of the Island”. Marlon Laws says the Clearwater beaches have been overlooked by visitors for too long due to lack of awareness and unhel...

A Southampton man pleaded not guilty to stealing a package of codfish when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Kent Todd, 54, allegedly stole the fish, valued at $9.49, from a MarketPlace store in Pembroke on March 9. Magistrate Khamisi...

Derrick Phipps, a member of City Hall’s Committee on Homelessness, has announced his intention to run for councillor in the upcoming municipal elections. The former pensions lawyer — who slipped into drug addiction and ended up living on the streets ...

A large Indian Laurel tree was removed from Par-la-Ville car park last night for its new home on Front Street, with the future of the north-west Hamilton site hanging in the balance. Lenders of an $18 million loan are set to take over the property, T...