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A female fraudster has been targeting elderly residents by calling at their houses and pretending she needs to use the bathroom. According to police, the woman then rummages through the home and looks for cash or goods. She is said to have used other...

The Bermuda Government intends to lower the threshold for properties that can be purchased by non-Bermudians and non-permanent residents. However, senator Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, said the move would maintain the number of properti...

A truck driver was banned from the road after he admitted injuring another driver in a crash. Hewitt Caines, 62, pleaded guilty to a single count of causing grievous bodily harm to Hugo Benziger by driving without due care and attention. The court he...

Anticipated public transport issues from Dockyard failed to materialise this morning, as cruise ship holidaymakers headed out to enjoy Bermuda. Bus delays caused frustration yesterday, as the 6,000 passengers aboard the Norwegian Breakaway were left ...

Jason Hayward, the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, has issued a full apology for comments he made on television about Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance. Mr Richards filed a lawsuit in June 2015 against Mr Hayward for defamatory r...

Court reports were ordered on a Pembroke senior who admitted using a stolen credit card to buy food, alcohol and cigarettes. Granville Gilbert, 66, pleaded guilty to stealing a credit card from Lamont Brangman and using it on four occasions to make p...

Saltus Year 4 students thoroughly enjoyed studying all about Egyptians in Humanities. Mrs Sadeh’s 4S class put on an informative assembly on everything from mummification to hieroglyphics and even rapped about them (Mrs Sadeh found the rap on “floca...

Dear Sir, The Agricultural Exhibition 2016 is now history. It was a shame that it was cancelled last year, as it is part of our culture and heritage. I look forward to it every year and take great pleasure in entering my exhibits. I hope that the Be...

Members of the Lighthouse Road community in Southampton came out to clean up their area as part of the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s Neighbourhood Beautification Project. According to a spokesman, more than a dozen volunteers — mostly area residents — ...

The island’s growing fleet of pilot gigs has been doubled by the arrival of three new boats. The vessels, which have been named Pilot James Forbes, Pilot James T. Griffiths and Pilot John Cann, were blessed and christened by Bishop Nicholas Dill at t...

St David’s have a new president after Cleveland Richardson beat Otis Minors by one vote at the club’s annual general meeting last week. Richardson had served as vice-president under Minors, who held the position since replacing Aaron Lugo in 2012. L...

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