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Marsh Folly workers are faced with health and safety risks due to members of the public illegally dumping items at the facility, including dead animals. While the March Folly facility is intended to collect residential horticultural waste- such as Ch...

Louise Jackson, awarded the Order of the British Empire by the Queen in the New Year Honours for her years of public service and work for the Island’s seniors, died earlier today. She was 83 years old. Tributes have poured in from across the communit...

In the first ruling of 2014, charges against the son of Health Minister Trevor Moniz were dismissed this morning for allegedly possessing 2.1g of cannabis and drug paraphernalia. The crown offered no evidence against 19-year-old Thomas Moniz, of Pi...

Local birdwatchers identified nearly 100 species — including two rarities — during this year’s Christmas Bird Count, according to Andrew Dobson, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society. “This year’s count went very well, and we recorded an above ave...

Bermuda’s critically endangered Cahow population has continued to grow thanks to the work of dedicated conservationists. According to the 2012/13 Cahow Recovery Programme Report, by the Department of Conservation Services, a total of 105 nesting pair...

Andrew Faries, a popular Special Olympian and counsellor for the disabled, has died at the age of 24. Known across the community as Hottwheels, Mr Faries’s specially adapted motorbike was a familiar sight on local roads. Although he used a wheelchair...

Six needy families received help with their electricity bills this Christmas thanks to the efforts of youngsters who took part in a charity car wash. The Bermuda Boys’ Brigade, along with the Church Girls’ Brigade, held the annual event on November 1...

The president of Bermuda Overseas Missions has said he was surprised and honoured to be awarded a Queen’s Certificate. “I’m flattered,” David Thompson said. “I’m just very honoured that someone decided to pick me. It’s a great honour. “I love what I’...