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A pause for quiet reflection on Parliament hill has been called for this Sunday by activist Glenn Fubler in the wake of protesters clashing with police on December 2. Mr Fubler called it “an experience which calls on all of us to pause”, saying that ...

A car was left hanging over the water after crashing through a wall on Harbour Road yesterday. Witnesses told how the vehicle hydroplaned around a corner before the accident in the area of Lower Ferry, Paget, at about 1pm. While its front broke throu...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has announced the appointment of a long-time travel industry professional as Director of Sales & Business Development. Laura Saeger will join the BTA on January 3, after working for nearly a decade as head of North Amer...

The PLP has extended its condolences to the family and friends of Deshaun Jerry Berkley who was shot and killed outside Western Stars Sports Club early on Thursday. “We mourn, along with the wider community and especially the Western Stars Sports Clu...

The Summerhaven home for the physically challenged has been temporarily taken over by the Ministry of Health and Seniors, citing “a serious risk to the health and wellbeing” of residents, along with “undue hardship or the risk of harm”. Allegations o...

The Bermuda Police Service has urged anyone with knowledge of sexual abuse to come forward in the wake of claims that football players have been victims. In a statement yesterday, Sean Field-Lament, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, said the prot...

Steve Nackan, Aecon Concessions president, has defended the decision not to put the airport project out to tender in a Canadian newspaper. Speaking to the Toronto Star, Mr Nackan said that the lack of tendering had been an element of contention with ...

More than 300 seniors were presented with gifts and a meal at the 18th Annual Seniors Christmas Luncheon over the weekend. The event, organised by Carol Clarke and the Bermuda Overseas Mission, brought hundreds of seniors together on Saturday to than...

Young students at Bermuda High School learnt about the spirit of giving by raising money to buy Christmas toys for children less fortunate than themselves. Students in year 5 and 6 were tasked by their teachers with raising funds by doing chores suc...

Silence continued last night on tomorrow’s session of Parliament, with no word on whether the Bermuda Government intended to press ahead with airport legislation that brought demonstrators to the House of Assembly’s gates. Asked if Michael Dunkley ha...