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More than $22,000 has been donated to help plant native trees at a nature reserve. The generous funding for the Bermuda Audubon Society came from members of the Coral Beach and Tennis Club in Paget. The donation of $22,640 is for the continued mainte...

A teenage girl who went missing at the weekend has returned safely to her Sandys home, police said. Sasha Pearman had been reported missing on Saturday, but came back at about 7.15pm on Monday. Police thanked the public for their assistance in locat...

A 26-year-old man has denied breaking into a house armed with a weapon. Josef Smith, from Border Lane, Devonshire, pleaded not guilty yesterday to aggravated burglary, using a firearm to commit an indictable offence and discharging a firearm. The cha...

The Island’s construction industry will face a race against time to ensure that the huge development requirements of the America’s Cup are in place by 2017. Yesterday’s announcement that Bermuda will host the biggest race on the sailing calender is e...

New deacon Paul David Dean was formally ordained during a ceremony last night at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton. The service was addressed by Bishop of Bermuda Nicholas Dill, who was himself ordained in May last year. The office of deacon, known ...

A 54-year-old man has admitted to sexually touching a five-year-old girl. Michael Byron, from Southampton, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court yesterday to two counts of sexually exploiting a young person. According to the charges, both incidents took p...

Families seeking funding for post-secondary education are being advised to apply early. A reminder is being sent out from Heritage Educational Funds International to help ensure no one misses out. The company has paid out $3.62 million over the past...

A St George’s man who repeatedly refused to heed warnings by Police has been disqualified from driving for more than a year. Alberto DeCouto, 25, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to having care and control of a vehicle while impaired...

The Canadian Government firm involved with plans to redevelop LF Wade International had previously been in talks with the Cayman Government about a similar project. This according to the Cayman Compass, which reported today that the deal in Cayman c...

Hosting an event the magnitude of the America’s Cup will require Bermuda to accommodate an army of support staff and press, on top of unprecedented numbers of visitors. So far, the Ministry of Home Affairs has held back from commenting on how local o...