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Dear Sir, From the days when the Government in the 1920s contrived to take the land from the inhabitants of Tucker’s Town, it has always seemed that in too many ways the courts were one of those legal whips that the power brokers or the old oligarchs...

A man arrested in the first round of weekend roadside breath test checkpoints admitted drink-driving charges in court yesterday. Kieran Evans, 27, admitted driving while over the legal alcohol limit on Paget’s Harbour Road. Evans, from Southampton, ...

Adrianna: During the TEDx Bermuda event there were various speakers who spoke about topics ranging from robotics to painting on planes. The speaker I was most intrigued by was Dr Sam Wass, who talked about how technology has changed the way of childr...

Survivors and supporters took to the streets for the BF&M Breast Cancer Awareness Walk yesterday. More than 2,000 people, including school groups, took part in the event, which started at Barr’s Bay Park in Hamilton. It was organised by the Bermuda C...

Dear Sir, Again, praise where it is due. On our way home tonight (October 13), we saw a young American tourist shoot across the road from Swizzle Inn on South Shore into the bus stop just opposite. The Swizzle security gang could not have been more r...

Dear Sir, The America’s Cup has been a political football, used as both a deflection and a rallying cry by the Progressive Labour Party. A recent opinion by Crystal Caesar was the most recent attempt to belittle a successful event. In the article, th...

A new quick-service, gourmet takeout will open its doors on Front Street next month. Brew by Java Jive, an Island Restaurant Group operation, will offer counter service and will be located downstairs from The Pickled Onion. Philip Barnett, director a...

Dear Sir, I have recently heard about a child who ran up an $85,000 roaming charge in a week and of others who have run up charges of tens of thousands of dollars — also in a matter of days. This is criminal. Why is the Bermuda telecommunications com...

Dear Sir, The Bermuda Government plans to roll out a digitised national identity programme based on blockchain technology early next year. The Premier, David Burt, said that it was part of a digital transformation that he believes will culminate in “...

Six people attended hospital for observation after a crash on Tuesday between a taxi and a car on Middle Road in Warwick, police reported. The vehicles were travelling in opposite directions when they struck one another near the junction with Spring ...

Secondary students had an unbelievable opportunity with a special assembly by Dr Ayanna Howard from the Georgia Institute of Technology, who was on island to speak at TEDx Bermuda. Given the focus at BHS on Steam learning, the school was especially ...

A Devonshire man was banned from driving for 18 months and fined after he admitted a drink-driving charge. Magistrates’ Court heard Kimarley Smith, 32, hit a motorcycle and a car as he drove along Mangrove Bay Road in Southampton last Saturday night....