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Students are getting lessons on the power of their everyday decisions from Government’s Sustainable Development Unit (SDU). The aim is to raise awareness of the SDU and the environmental, social and economic issues affecting Bermuda as part of a prog...

Environmentalist Dr David Wingate expressed concern about the safety of a South Shore construction project. While site developers have maintained that the Grand Atlantic development is safe, the project has come under fire from the Bermuda Environmen...

A young father who claimed he was kicked in the face by a policeman has been found not guilty of assaulting the same officer. But Troy Smith, 29, did behave in an “angry, aggressive and profane” manner on July 4 last year, according to Magistrate Kha...

A teacher who was hit in the head with a cricket bat by her fiancé’s ex sobbed in court yesterday as she told how the woman had “abused” her for four years. Tara Burchall broke down in tears after Audrey Swainson admitted a charge of common assault b...

Critics claimed Government failed to do its part to prevent the receivership of Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort and Spa. However Government said they remain confident in the tourism product and have been assured no jobs will be lost. On Monday B...

Logic Communications has stepped up the competition for internet speeds following the launch of its new free upgrade for 1 Megabit (MB) and 2MB services. The Internet Service Provider (ISP) kicked off its ‘Want More?’ campaign this week to promote fr...

A woman was fined $2,400 for assaulting Police officers but not before her lawyer tried to convince a Magistrate she was the one who got assaulted. Latoya Simons, 28, pleaded guilty to telling female officer Chaquita Simmons: “You f*****g b*tch, f**k...

Bridgetown - Finding oneself among throngs of believers singing songs of praise on the Caribbean island of Barbados was decidedly uplifting. The atmosphere at the Sunset Concert of Gospelfest in Barbados was a stark contrast to the urban secularism a...

Dozens of politicians and businesspeople this afternoon turned out to see the redevelopment of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital project take its first steps on the road to completion. Premier Paula Cox, past premiers Ewart Brown and Alex Scott and ...