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A Pembroke man was bailed after he denied obstructing a police officer and possessing a makeshift pipe that was fit and intended for the misuse of a controlled drug when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Chesterfield Johnson, 63, alleg...

The ongoing disruption to the Island’s bus service will continue this weekend with a series of cancellations. On Saturday the cancellations include: the 8:15am from Hamilton to St George’s; the 2.15pm from St George’s to St David’s; the 7.45am from H...

The rate of inflation fell in January, dropping to 1.4 per cent from 1.5 per cent measured in December 2014, as lower global oil prices dampened increases in the cost of living. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) report found that fuel and power costs fe...

The consolidation of middle and senior schools has not been ruled out by Government as a means of reducing expenses. Education Minister Wayne Scott told a well-attended audience at CedarBridge Academy that while Government’s initial focus is on pre-s...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has released the most recent statistics from his Ministry with highlights including 22 new businesses being opened and increases in planning and building permits. The Minister said: “The statistics for 2014 are a po...

A new valuation list for all the Island’s properties is to be drawn up, taking into account changes in rents since the last list was made at the end of 2009. The next revaluation is due on December 31, the land valuation department announced. For rev...

Young Observer visited Prospect Primary last week, with the school hosting a “read in” with the Continental Society. Ms Kennette Robinson of the Continental Society said: “The Continental Society adopted Prospect Primary two years ago and we enjoy ...

The Bermuda Government will close the Material Recovery Facility for one year in an effort to reduce spending, according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister for Public Works. Responding to reports of the suspension of service, Mr Cannonier said: “The Mi...

Extra spending alone won’t translate into better results, Education Minister Wayne Scott told Parliament yesterday, defending the $127 million allocated — a drop of five per cent. Mr Scott called the amount acceptable for the public school system’s r...

Southampton residents have been offered a Western Community Action Team community clinic this Friday. The meeting will be held at Heron Bay MarketPlace on Middle Road in Southampton from 3pm until 7pm. At the event area residents will have the opport...

My name is Jordan Swan and I volunteer for the Bermuda Red Cross. The Bermuda Red Cross is a non-profit charity that helps people in Bermuda and from all around the world with their needs. I only work in one part of Bermuda Red Cross, which is the Th...