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A man told Magistrates' Court that he failed to show up for a trial because Police beat him up, causing injuries that left him in hospital. Dunavin Nesbitt, of Stadium Lane, told the court that Police beat him up after he left Focus Counselling Servi...

A decision on where to rebuild King Edward VII Memorial Hospital is due to be made by this summer. The future of the ageing hospital and the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute went before Cabinet in November and behind-the-scenes decisions are progressi...

A consortium dropped from negotiations to develop the old Club Med resort at St. George?s, despite spending three years and more than $2 million preparing its bid, has no intention of seeking legal action over the way it has been sidelined. It is tak...

A ?clear the air? meeting between the Salvation Army and Health Minister Patrice Minors yesterday morning went well, according to both parties. Mrs. Minors met with Major Lindsay Rowe, Divisional Commander of the Salvation Army in Bermuda, after publ...

Students gathered in Par-La-Ville Park yesterday to thank people who have changed their lives for the better, adults who volunteered to mentor them. Yesterday was the third annual "Thank Your Mentor Day" organised by the Island's only school-based me...

The people of St. George?s are being urged not to let forecast high winds and rain stop them from going to the polls today to elect a Mayor and three Aldermen. The 402 registered voters will have to chose between current Mayor E. Michael Jones and fo...

Fast-acting military medics have been praised for the way they dealt with a young recruit who suddenly took ill during a drill session at the start of the Bermuda Regiment?s Recruit Camp. The 20-year-old had just begun his training and was taking par...

Belco workers have decided not to stage an illegal strike, it was reported last night. Television news carried a report which indicated the decision was made at an Electricity Supply Union (ESU) meeting. The ESU had threatened to walk out on January ...

Government last night advised workers to take care on their morning commute today due to high winds with predicted predicted gusts of up to 50 mph. And Police have advised motorists that conditions will be ?less than ideal?. Buses and ferries are exp...

Motorists can now pay for vehicle licences and book driving tests and inspections online. Minister of Tourism and Transport Dr. Ewart Brown launched a new Internet service ? www.etcd.gov.bm ? at a press conference at the Transport Control Department ...