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The driver of a tractor trailer was taken to hospital today after a crash in Hamilton Parish. The accident, which took place at 12.40pm on Wilkinson Avenue, resulted in the vehicle ending up off the road. “Apparently the driver was taken to King Edwa...

The cost of financial assistance will be tackled by a new working group. Zane DeSilva, Minister of Social Development and Sport, said yesterday that the current $1-million-per-week cost of the programme was unsustainable and “must be reduced”. Mr D...

The City of Hamilton has apologised to the businesses and motorists affected by a power outage this afternoon. There was an industrial accident at the corner of Victoria Street and Parliament Street when a contractor’s employee contacted high volta...

A police siege at the former prison service headquarters in Happy Valley was ended after a three-hour stand-off. A man gave himself up to officers after he barricaded himself inside with what was said to be “a harmful substance” just before 9am. A po...

The “single most important meeting of sailing’s key stakeholders” is to be hosted in Bermuda next year, thanks to the legacy of hosting the 35th America’s Cup. The Bermuda Tourism Authority successfully bid to host the Annual Conference of the sport...

A charity offering a free ride to Bermuda’s seniors has just got an extra set of wheels. Project Action, which was fighting for its survival last year, can now use its new van to resume regular trips to public and private rest homes, according to co-...

Alchemy Fitness Studio is introducing new services for next year after settling into its new home on Reid Street. The fitness centre, which relocated earlier this year from its former home at the corner of Church Street and Par-la-Ville Road, moved t...

First, the information in the Paradise Papers — aimed in title at demeaning small Caribbean jurisdictions — is stolen. In an age of cyberwarfare, when Russia is on the prowl using cyberattacks, I find it troubling that global media outlets are using ...

Don’t be alarmed if you see Paul Alves on his hands and knees, his wheelchair littered nearby. The 37-year-old, who was born with a spinal defect and is paralysed below the waist, is used to overcoming obstacles. “I work my way around things,” he sai...

Lloyd Fray, the former chief executive officer of KeyTech, starts his job as Chief Information Officer for the Information and Digital Technologies Office today. Mr Fray will work under the direction of the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of the...