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The immediate past governor of the Central Bank of Barbados has joined Bermuda’s Financial Policy Council. DeLisle Worrell joins the seven-person council, which was created three years ago to advise on the development of the financial stability frame...

A motorcyclist suffered severe leg injuries in a crash involving four vehicles this morning. The man’s bike collided with a car and two motorcycles as he travelled west along Somerset Road, near St James’ Church, Sandys, at about 7.30am. The car was ...

The Bermuda Sanshou Association played its part in celebrating the first World Wushu-Kungfu Day, which was marked by organisations around the world. The local event, held at the City Hall lawn from 1 until 2pm on Saturday, featured a Tag Day and Wush...

Omar Hayward picked up a win for Bermuda on day one of the BISFed World Boccia Championship in Liverpool yesterday. Hayward, making his debut in the competition, beat Subin Tipmanee, of Thailand, 5-2 in the BC1 division. Also in action yesterday was ...

A pay threshold for workers in Bermuda is essentially just a sticking plaster on a wider issue, an Opposition MP claimed last night. Leah Scott said: “A minimum wage, at its core, is just a Band-Aid to a greater symptom. “And we have to fix that g...

Winifred Childs celebrated her 105th birthday yesterday — and may be Bermuda’s oldest resident. Ms Childs, known as Winnie, celebrated her century plus five at the Westmeath Residential Home. She admitted: “I never thought I would see 105, but now th...

In commemoration of International Youth Day tomorrow, the Bermuda Public Services Union joins our brothers and sisters around the world to recognise this year’s theme: “Safe Spaces for Youth”. On this occasion, the BPSU is heeding the call from our g...

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A mini train blocked traffic on Brighton Hill in Devonshire after it broke down yesterday morning. The train caused traffic delays near the junction with South Road, but it was later moved to the side of the road so traffic flow could resume as norma...

Firstly, many apologies for the false alarm last week on the Bridge Club Summer Party! I had been publicising it for so long that once August came I thought it must be here. The Party is, of course, tonight and promises to be a lot of fun — the Club ...