Log In

Politicians need to get out in their constituencies more to ensure voters are registered properly, according to registrar Randy Scott. Mr. Scott believes about 2,000 voters are registered incorrectly — many able to vote in places they no longer live ...

St. George's Mayor Kenneth Bascome has called the Veendam a "disappointment" predicting that the ship would have little to no effect on the town's economy. While the ship was scheduled to visit the east end 24 times, it has diverted to Hamilton four ...

An employee accused of committing an arson attack on his workplace may have threatened his boss hours before the fire, a jury heard. Neil Trott, 41, is alleged to have stolen several rugs and a roulette table from Mitra Johnson, owner of Auction De M...

Bermuda's treacherous reef system, famous for wrecking ships, nearly claimed another victim over the weekend. A sailor, travelling solo to Bermuda, became stuck approximately four miles off Tynes Bay when the keel of his sailboat struck one of the No...

A convicted paedophile could be facing a longer prison sentence if Court of Appeal judges side with prosecutors who claim his current sentence is "manifestly inadequate". Melvin Martin was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison last November f...

Often met by loud, unruly teenagers on their first day, many Teach First teachers question why they decided to sign up for the programme. They contemplate quitting and changing careers. But, they stick it out and many actually end up staying in the p...

Motorists could be banned from using cell phones while driving under new laws set to be tabled in the House of Assembly. Premier Ewart Brown said Government opted for legislation — likely to outlaw text messaging and chatting behind the wheel — after...

Some of the university students who opted for the Teach First programme recorded some of their experiences for the organisation's website, http://www.teachfirst.org.uk Sid Djerfi said: "I think one of the essential things about my attraction to Teach...