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Bermuda’s Brazilian Football School will run a two-week camp at the end of the month to help prepare players for the upcoming season. Players aged 7 to 14 are invited to take part, with coaches combining football skills, with field trips, and team bu...

Firefighters have extinguished a car fire on Harbour Road near Red Hole. They responded to a call for assistance from the female driver at 4.12pm this evening and were on the scene within eight minutes. The driver, the sole passenger, was able to ex...

The value of imported goods fell 1.4 per cent to $217 million in the first quarter of the year. The latest Government balance of payments statistics show that there was a $17 million drop in imports from the Island’s largest trading partner, the US. ...

The trial of Marc Bean continued yesterday, with MP Nandi Outerbridge telling the court she was offended by the Opposition Leader’s comments. While Mrs Outerbridge alleged that Mr Bean called herself and fellow One Bermuda Alliance member Toni Daniel...

A 47-year-old man has been sentenced to a year in prison for attacking a woman outside of her home. Wayman Cariah, of Sandys, had previously pleaded guilty to causing Crystal Burrows grievous bodily harm in an incident in Sandys on February 9. In a...

A two-day family festival filled with entertainment and activities is set for this weekend in Dockyard. In collaboration with Wedco and the Chewstick Foundation, the group known as the Committee of Five has banded together to bring a series of events...

A collision between a car and a motorcycle in the early hours of this morning resulted in two young women being taken to hospital. Police responded to the road traffic collision, which took place on Malabar Road, near the entrance to Lefroy House, i...

LOM Financial Ltd swung to a $225,747 net loss in the first half of the year, as the company made less on broking fees but more on management and advisory fees. The loss compared to a profit of $90,605 for the first half of 2014. But in a letter to s...

A 51-year-old Pembroke man admitted stealing items worth more than $1,000 from People’s Pharmacy when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Raymond Robinson pleaded guilty to stealing an iPod worth $309 and a scanner case worth $748.75 fro...

Bailey’s Bay failed in the lowest run chase of the season as unbeaten Southampton Rangers won a thriller to extend their lead at the top of the Logic Premier Division yesterday. Chasing only 89 for victory in a match reduced to 41 overs-a-side becau...