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Workers don’t know whether they’ll be supported if they lose their jobs this summer because Bermuda Industrial Union is so far behind in its financial reporting, according to Bermuda Democratic Alliance chairman Michael Fahy. The BIU has said it will...

A full-time toilet trainer is to be employed at Bermuda’s newest pre-school as an increasing number of parents fail to face up to the “daunting task”. Building Blocks Academy is believed to be the first pre-school on the Island to offer the services ...

A construction company is “just not the same” without popular Timmy Pedro, who was killed in a road crash last week. Stephen Moniz, one of the bosses at Island Construction, has spoken out about how much workers are missing “the jokes and chat” from ...

Recent cuts to the ferry schedule were the result of “tough decisions” by Government, Acting Transport Minister Michael Weeks said yesterday. He said the changes were necessary after the ferry service budget was slashed by 24 percent. Reductions were...

A Berkeley Institute student was rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after she was struck by a car at 3.50pm yesterday. The girl, who is believed to be 17, was walking in Pembroke, along Woodlands Road between Euclid Avenue and Astwood Avenue...

A late night bar is scaling back its hours to stop intimidating gang members spreading fear among customers. The Bistro at The Beach on Front Street, and almost next door to Hamilton Police Station, is to start closing at 1am instead of 3am on certai...