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The City of Hamilton advises that work will begin on the installation of the ticket/barrier system at the King Street car park on Tuesday, June 18th. This is part of the ongoing initiative, started in 2017, to install the system in all of the City-ow...

Five nurses have just completed a demanding 6-month asthma diploma course. Tiffany DeSilva -KEMH Catlin-Lindo, Alien Guilas – KEMH IV team, Kedese McPherson – KEMH maternity, Aashiqa Mehta-Smith – KEMH Gosling and Trevor Bend – Department of Correcti...

The pre-publication launch of Ian Macdonald-Smith’s latest book ‘Watercolours in a Second’ is offering Bermuda residents the opportunity to purchase the various editions of the upcoming book for a 20% discount before the international crowdfunding of...

The United Nations General Assembly has designated June 15 as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. It represents the one day in the year when the whole world voices its opposition to the abuse, neglect and suffering inflicted to some of our older generat...

Police have renewed a call for witnesses in the wake of two armed robberies just days apart. The first happened in the parking lot of the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association, on Middle Road, Devonshire, at about 8.30pm on Sunday. The second took pl...

Frontline Ltd, the Bermudian-based oil tanker operator whose Front Altair vessel burst into flames in the Strait of Hormuz after an explosion, today said the fire has been put out with no pollution and that all crew members are safe. The ship was one...

The island’s top magistrate said that it was “beyond comprehension” that he had to incarcerate a man in order to help him with his mental health and drug problems. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe added that is was “absolute madness” that an offender li...

Traumatic events in childhood have become a “public health emergency” that policymakers must tackle from the top, an expert warned yesterday. Mark Cloutier said legislators need to understand how the wider community is affected not only socially but ...

Bermuda’s solders took their place among 22 other countries for the opening ceremony of a massive international disaster relief exercise in the Caribbean today. Island soldiers lined up alongside representatives of the armies, navies, coastguards and...

A Southampton man has been banned from the roads for 18 months after crashing his car while impaired. Magistrates’ Court heard that Perry Jones, 46, swerved into the opposite lane on Middle Road, Paget, on April 10, where he collided with another car...

No shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange on the eve of the holiday weekend. The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged on 2,221.04. The BSX Insurance Index gained 18.03 points, or 1.11 per cent, to close on 1,637.76. Butterfield Bank’s US-lis...

No serious injuries were reported after a three-vehicle crash yesterday afternoon. First responders were dispatched to South Road, Warwick, at about 3.40pm. A police spokesman said that a taxi was travelling east, followed by a motorcycle. A car wa...