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The Governor and Government stood together last night to pledge Police will be fully up to strength within three months. Putting aside recent spats in the wake of Sunday?s horrific gunning down of Paget man Jason Lightbourne on Ord Road, the joint st...

The Minister of Transport has moved to quell fears in the trucking community that new restrictions on licences may lead to trucks being monopolised by a small number of owners. Under new legislation passed in December of last year, trucks can now be ...

As a result of the many crushing pressures of modern life in Bermuda, many parents are unable to cope with their duties to their children, Sunshine League executive director Denise Carey told Hamilton Rotarians last week. As a result there is a press...

A major overhaul of Bermuda?s buses is planned including the recruitment of 20 new drivers and passengers no longer having to wait more than 15 minutes for a bus on four key routes. Transport Minister Dr. Ewart Brown told a meeting in St. David?s las...

Latecomers were forced to stand in doorways and corridors at the first of five meetings to discuss Bermuda?s sustainable future which attracted a packed audience in Hamilton last night. Premier Alex Scott was amongst those who listened to the public ...

The all-but bankrupt company behind this year's 20-20 World Cricket Classic owes Government and many local businesses almost one million dollars, Dale Butler revealed yesterday. And the Sports Minister was also prepared to confirm what has been suspe...

A mother told a Supreme Court jury yesterday of how she awoke to find a man having sex with her in the bed where she had been sleeping peacefully with her three-year-old daughter. The alleged victim was testifying in the sexual assault trial of a 29-...

Yesterday?s lightning storm and torrential downpours caused flooding and power outages and will lead to delays in the delivery of mail. The storm began at approximately 10 a.m. and 2.2 inches of rain poured down before 3 p.m. amid crackling lightning...

Deserving students picked up scholarships worth thousands of dollars from the Government at a ceremony yesterday. Six young people who plan to become teachers were each given awards of $10,000 a year for up to three years by Education Minister Terry ...

A son of Bermuda has been given one of Canada?s highest honours for lifetime achievement in recognition of his contribution to commerce and business for the country. Former Saltus Grammar School student George Butterfield is to receive the Order of C...