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A maths programme adopted by local schools has received high marks from students who have used it to further their education — and careers. The initiative, known as the Math Springboard, places students alongside workers in the financial sector. For ...

Link Bermuda has apologised to customers who have experienced call drop-outs and busy signals on outgoing, long distance and roaming calls over the last few days. The intermittent faults were traced back to transmission issues with an overseas servic...

Mike Winfield, CEO of the America’s Cup Bermuda Ltd (ACBDA) is encouraged by the progress the fledgling company has made since coming into existence just over a month ago. The company was created to deliver on Bermuda’s commitments to the America’s C...

The president of the Vasco Da Gama Club fears the Portuguese School they support could be severely affected by the loss of the Agricultural Exhibition. Dennis Rodrigues said that a large portion of the funds needed to run the language school were ge...

A concerned parent has hit out over piles of trash being dumped at a school. The man, who asked not to be named, said illegal dumping had been a problem at TN Tatem Middle School, Warwick, for the past 17 years and called for more action. “These peop...

The Women’s Resource Centre will transfer its sexual assault hotline and response service to the Centre Against Abuse. The charities said yesterday that they had revamped their services and programmes in response to community needs and cost-efficien...

The average electricity bill could rise by as much as $8 a month as a result of Government’s hike in fuel duty, according to Belco. The company says the fuel increase of five cents a litre announced in the Budget will mean the customs duty it pays on...

A man accused of sexually assaulting a young girl took to the stand yesterday to proclaim his innocence. The 46-year-old accused, from Paget, has denied four counts of sexual exploiting the schoolgirl, who is under the age of 13, and one count of sex...

More than 30 Police officers were tasked with investigating a spate of graffiti vandalism that involved the word “Isis” being scrawled across buildings in Hamilton. Vandals painted on Government buildings, cafes and broadcasting offices, using refere...

Work permit policies for 2015 will come into effect on Sunday, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said today. The public have been advised that the policies have been slightly amended to account for the internal administrative processes at the Depart...