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A journey into Bermuda’s past has been shared by a visitor who shot extensive footage during his island trip in 1981. The two-hour video includes a trove of sights from 36 years ago. Chris Lauterbach, of Long Island, said he had kept the video for ye...

A pair of Bermudian nursing students studying mental health have won $40,000 scholarships from the Bermuda Hospitals Board. Waleed Lightbourne and Janai Caldwell are the first two students to win the two-year scholarship, funded through donations the...

A motorcyclist who crashed into a wall on New Year’s Day has been discharged from King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The victim, a 31-year-old Warwick man, had received treatment in the Intensive Care Unit after the accident near Francis Patton Prima...

Owain Johnston-Barnes The City of Hamilton is to carry out improvements on Union Street next week. Work will include widening the western sidewalk between Dundonald and Victoria Streets. Overhead cables will also be moved underground, grates will be ...

Magistrates’ Court was today evacuated after a fire alarm went off. Court proceedings were halted for about 15 minutes as court staff and members of the public were ordered out into Court Street. Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service firefighters arrived j...

Road conditions have improved since police reported an oil spill earlier today. Police initially warned motorists about a spillage affected both lanes of North Shore Road, all the way from St George’s to Flatts. However at 12.30pm, a spokesman said: ...

The winners of the island’s first national coding competition have been announced. CedarBridge Academy pupil Bishop Zanders won the secondary school category after he used computer code Python to programme an answer to a given scenario. Saltus pupil...

One hundred years ago, almost to the day, a sailor was shot dead in an accident on board the US Army Tug Fred E Richards as she was berthed in St George’s Harbour on her way to serve in the First World War. But Thomas Crealy’s sad death on New Year’...

Dedicated school buses will not be available to pupils over the “near future”, Government announced this evening. A Ministry of Transport spokesman said buses for Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy could not be provided due to a diminished fl...

A Bermudian-based lawyer has become an English Queen’s Counsel in a “ground-breaking” achievement for the Bermuda Bar. Alex Potts, of Kennedys Chudleigh in Hamilton, became a QC, known as “taking silk” as QCs trade in cotton gowns for silk ones, afte...