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Generous Bermudians have filled a shipping container bound for poverty-stricken Haiti. Feed My Lambs Ministry will send about $20,000 worth of donated items to the French-speaking Caribbean country later this month. Linda Adderley, the sister of ch...

Tobacco Bay beach should not have been closed to the public at the weekend, the public works minister said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch explained Beach Boys Ltd, who run the concession at the St George’s beach, were given a permit to hos...

A man who stayed in Bermuda for three days last week is to be put on the country’s stop list after his criminal links were exposed. Ruben Yarzagaray arrived on the island from Canada — but when he flew back he was denied entry to the country on the g...

Judicial independence is a vital safeguard of the Constitution, the island’s new Chief Justice said yesterday. Narinder Hargun added that the requirement of the judiciary to be independent was not a legal technicality. Mr Justice Hargun said: “The j...

Legislation to expand mediation policies to families split through divorce or separation has been approved by MPs. The Family Mediation Act expands the powers of the Co-Parenting Mediation Council to help resolve a wider range of family law matters. ...

Organisers have hailed this year’s Fashion Festival as a huge success. They said that Bermudian designers had been offered international opportunities as a result of the event. Danilee Trott, executive producer of the festival, was thrilled by the qu...

Bermuda will mark the centenary of the late Nelson Mandela’s birth with community events tomorrow. A “Bermuda adventure” will set out from the Cenotaph on Front Street at 6.50pm with a 20-minute Hamilton walk that closes at the Harbour Nights festiv...

A teenager killed in an early-morning crash in Hamilton Parish over the weekend was named by police yesterday. Jen-Naya Simmons, 18, died after she lost control of her motorcycle on North Shore Road at about 3.30am on Sunday. She was rushed to hospi...

A charge of careless driving against government senator Crystal Caesar was dismissed by a court yesterday. Ms Caesar, 44, from Pembroke, was accused of running a red light at the junction of Court Street and Reid Street in Hamilton. The police consta...

A new crop of gardeners said yesterday jobs with the parks department has changed their lives — and given them the trip of a lifetime. The four youngsters were picked from a class of 11 that took part in the most recent Skills Development Programme a...