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The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority has reminded the public that drones are not allowed near the airport as troubles continue at Gatwick airport. Thomas Dunstan, director general of the BCAA, said: “Commercial and personal unmanned aircraft — drones...

Experts from the United States made a surprise appearance at an event teaching schoolchildren technology skills yesterday. Seventy-five pupils gathered for the fifth annual Code 441 Hackathon at Axa XL, where they tackled subjects from simple coding ...

Anti-gang leaders Wayne Caines and Pastor Leroy Bean rolled up their sleeves to remove graffiti from a wall in Pembroke. Mr Caines, the Minister of National Security, and Mr Bean, the gang violence co-ordinator, took action against the gang-related g...

An elderly woman’s car overturned in a crash in Warwick today. Police said they were at the scene of the incident at the junction of Cobbs Hill and South Road shortly before 3pm. They said it appears the woman lost control of her vehicle before it o...

The British Airways flight from London to Bermuda was among hundreds cancelled yesterday amid security fears over illegal drone flights at Gatwick airport. But BA flew an aircraft to Bermuda from London Heathrow to transport passengers booked to leav...

Christmas started early at a nursing home yesterday as volunteers from a professional services firm delivered hampers of food and gifts to four resident war veterans and widows. Janet Whitwell-Caisey, the director of nursing at Westmeath home in Pemb...

A charity that provides transport for seniors and the disabled is looking for a new driver. Project Action has launched a recruitment drive after long-serving Ernest “Shuby” DeGrilla retired for health reasons and as it started its end-of-year fundra...

The $1.7 million white elephant flagship of the police fleet is up for sale. A police spokesman said the Australian-built MV Guardian was on the market because “the cost of maintaining it outweighs the benefit of retaining it”. The boat, which spen...

Appleby’s Bermuda office presented Christmas trees, holiday food hampers and gifts to local charity STAR (Supportive Therapy for Aids Persons and their Relatives) on 13 December 2018. STAR has provided support for over 30 years to persons with HIV an...

Law firm Trott & Duncan presented grocery vouchers to Family Centre as a festive gesture. Trott & Duncan director Karen Williams Smith (left) is pictured with Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre.