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A “noticeable upswing” in employment opportunities touted by the Bermuda Government warrants more careful scrutiny, the Shadow Minister for Home Affairs Diallo Rabain told the House of Assembly. During Wednesday’s Budget debate, Minister Patricia Go...

A Pembroke man received $1,750 in fines this morning after he was caught by police with cannabis and cocaine. Yukie Pearman, 22, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charges of possessing the drugs in an incident on October 22 last year. The court...

Several more government schools are to be investigated for possible mould contamination, education minister Cole Simons told the House of Assembly. Mr Simons’s remarks come a few weeks after students at TN Tatem Middle School returned after the build...

Patients with end stage kidney disease are continuing to benefit from peritoneal dialysis. According to registered nurses Tiana Outerbridge and Loumeeka Orgill-Bell, the treatment option has been successful since its reintroduction in 2015 with more...

A free weekend weights class for women is looking to raise funds for the Women’s Resource Centre. Organised by Studio One personal trainers Randy Brangman and Nicole Rozon, the 30-minute class will serve as an introduction to a new programme on offe...

The fatal stabbing of Raymond Butterfield highlights an ongoing community issue — not a sport issue — which must be stopped to stem a “national crisis”, according to shadow sports minister Michael Weeks. Mr Weeks said he was “devastated” by the death...

Security is to be ramped up after burglars inflicted thousands of dollars in damage at eight schools earlier this year. Cole Simons, the Minister of Education, told Parliament that the Bermuda Government’s facilities team intended to prioritise maint...

Eagle-eyed boaters and swimmers may be able to spot an artistic addition to the cliffs on Harrington Sound. Andreas Lewin has spoken of his frustration, dedication and obsession with a mosaic of a turtle he created, which has finally made it on to t...

Functioning addicts, many with careers and children, make up a large portion of the island’s heroin-using population, according to health experts and police. “It’s not the guy shooting up in the alley that you saw 20 or 30 years ago,” Edward Schultz,...

A proposed sale of The St George’s Club has not progressed, according to the club president. However, the property will continue to focus on its hotel business. While discussions were under way late last year about the potential sale of the East End ...