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Congratulations to: Mr and Mrs Richmond Lambert of Hill Crescent, Spanish Point, Pembroke whose wedding anniversary was on Thursday. Wendy Amott- Irmscher of Spanish Point, Pembroke whose birthday was yesterday. Ms Jennifer CP Franks of Hill Crescent...

X-MEN FIRST CLASS IN 3D (PG13) today at 2.30pm, 6pm and 9.30pm, tomorrow at 2.30pm and 5.30pm Liberty Theatre PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (PG13 )today at 7.30pm, tomorrow at 5pm Neptune Theatre KUNG FU PANDA 2 (PG) today at 7.30pm (3D show), tomorrow at...

A Regiment soldier was given a six-month suspended sentence yesterday after he admitted missing 32 drills. Joshua Tweed, 21, from Sandys, pleaded guilty to the offence. He said he missed the drills because of injuries suffered in a road accident. “La...

Traffic in Hamilton will be disrupted tomorrow morning as Government formally opens the Dame Lois Browne Evans Building. Premier Paula Cox, along with Minister of Public Works Derrick Burgess and the family of Dame Lois, will take part in a ribbon-cu...

The United Bermuda Party’s two remaining MPs have called meetings in each of their constituencies to gauge public feeling, as well as assessing their own political futures. Former Opposition leader Kim Swan, who says he remains determined to “serve o...

Get ready to celebrate the very best the Island has to offer as Bermuda Nights kick off this weekend at Barr’s Bay Park. The new Saturday night live entertainment event will see dance and musical performances from local artists. From 8pm-10.30pm tomo...

The Island’s sports and social clubs need to be better utilised as they are “home from home” for scores of young men. This is the view of Community Development Minister Michael Weeks who believes the grassroots organisations would benefit from improv...

Tour boat owners yesterday claimed their livelihood has been threatened by new regulations preventing them from soliciting customers. They were equally angry about rules prohibiting them from remaining at port or on Corporation of Hamilton property f...

Minister Michael Weeks says charities need better regulation so people know where their money is going when they make donations on the streets. The Community Development Minister has vowed to crack down on the Island’s charities to “protect the publi...