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Industrial action launched by bus drivers on Thursday is likely to be resolved early next week, the transport minister said yesterday. Zane DeSilva was speaking after bus drivers voted for a work to rule after a midweek meeting at the Bermuda Industr...

The Government could take over land to grant public access to a beach cut off by private property, the public works minister said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said the Government would step in over a long-running controversy at Gibbet Is...

A teenager was arrested after three people were hurt in a three-vehicle crash yesterday. Police said a 19-year-old man was taken into custody after he was discharged, having had treatment at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Two motorcycles and a ca...

A motorbike rider has been fined almost $3,000 for a string of roads offences. Thurston Minors, 47, pleaded guilty to two counts of driving an unlicensed motorcycle and one charge of having no third-party insurance, as well as a speeding charge. Magi...

A crash between two trucks left a man injured and blocked a stretch of North Shore Road in Smith’s yesterday. A 33-year-old, who was understood to be a passenger in one of the trucks, suffered a leg injury and was taken by ambulance to King Edward VI...

Artists and performers have been given a new way to promote their work. The Creative Catalogue, at www.creatives.bm, will allow artists, performers, musicians and designers to create free online public profiles. The site, set up by the Department of ...

Shaun Goater and his former Manchester City team-mates recently gathered to mark the 20th anniversary of the club’s dramatic and memorable 1999 Division Two Play-off final triumph over Gillingham at Wembley Stadium. Trailing 2-0, with three minutes o...

Children were dropped at school yesterday by parents unaware that there were no teachers to look after them because of an industrial dispute. Many principals across the schools system were forced to look after 100 or more pupils before the Ministry o...

A day designed to celebrate children with autism will be held tomorrow. The Tomorrow’s Voices Autism Centre has organised the Bounce for Autism fun day, designed to raise funds for the charity. The event will feature up to 13 fun castles and water sl...

The island’s teachers union has not been part of talks to relocate staff from a closed middle school, its head said yesterday. Shannon James, the president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said the union had had “no correspondence” with the Governm...

A senior detective has been accused of leading a “botched investigation” into a set of missing court recordings, which were ultimately uncovered during an inquiry by the Information Commissioner’s Office. A formal complaint about Detective Superinten...