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A driver whose car hit a tree before flipping over was banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday after admitting to drink driving. Patrick Abuyulan, 35, pleaded guilty to the offence during a virtual Magistrates’ Court hearing. The court heard th...

Residents who do not take the Covid-19 vaccine could be unlawfully discriminated against, according to the Human Rights Commission. And the organisation has warned that Government must allow for people’s exceptions in personal circumstances before it...

The Government made “significant investments” to allow civil servants to work from home, the Premier said yesterday. However no decision has yet been made about keeping Government employees at home to work as a cost-cutting measure. In a wide-ranging...

A programme created to empower girls and young women will return this summer after a two-year hiatus. She Leads: A Real World Readiness Programme is now accepting submissions for its week-long life skills course at the start of July. The course, ...

Efforts to improve the East End’s water and waste water infrastructure continue to move forward. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, has said the $5 million project would be a template for an island-wide water and waste water m...

The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors will host an online panel discussion on holistic wellness today. Tinee Furbert, the minister for seniors, said Government had received requests for information on the subject from families and care give...

Landlords are being urged not to evict tenants who have lost their jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Jason Hayward, the minister of labour, made the appeal this afternoon after receiving reports that people who could not pay their rent a...

Shares of Butterfield Bank were up 39 cents, or 1 per cent, at $39.26 on the New York Stock Exchange. There were no trades on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, which was unchanged at 2,606.65. The BSX Insurance Index was down 25.41 points, or 1.41 per cen...

Clarien Bank is resuming walk-in service from tomorrow. Appointments will no longer be required. The bank said in-branch social distancing will continue to be strictly monitored by its security, and Clarien employees and clients must wear facial mask...

The Ministry of Education has pushed back scholarship deadlines after the Bermuda Scholarship website encountered technical problems. While the deadline was scheduled to be today, the Ministry announced that the deadline would be moved to Friday. Dia...

An online film festival that allowed the public to watch this year’s Academy Award winners from the comfort of their own homes has been extended with new online screenings. The Crime Stoppers Bermuda Film Weekend will now offer virtual screenings of ...

Bermudian-headquartered international specialty re/insurer SiriusPoint Ltd has appointed Larry Hallett to the position of senior vice-president of casualty underwriting. The company said Mr Hallett will focus on casualty underwriting, including tradi...