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After waiting in storage for years, it took two cranes this week to hoist the Island’s biggest gun — a 38-tonne giant — as it was readied for public display. The gun is being cleaned and will be shown at the National Museum of Bermuda. Curator Elena ...

Selling mattresses at prices that ordinary families can afford is the aim of new business owner Sheila Pitcher. And a few weeks after setting up shop she has seen an encouraging initial level of interest in what Mattress Express & More, in Devonshire...

The victim of a serious accident in Paget on Wednesday is now in stable condition, and has been moved to a general ward at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, a Police spokesman has reported. The 22-year-old Warwick man had been described as being...

Families are being stopped from moving their elderly relatives to different residential homes from facilities that they are unhappy with, it has been alleged. The daughter of an 89-year-old woman claims that she and her siblings have been blocked fro...

A Warwick woman admitted this morning to stealing a bottle of alcohol from a grocery store. Santokh Sandhu-Hunt, 61, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to stealing vodka, worth $20, from Lindo’s in Warwick. The court heard that at about 10.20am on ...

Somerset Bridge, the world’s smallest drawbridge, has been officially designated as an Historic Monument while Southlands, located in a 27-acre parkland area in Warwick is now a Grade Two Listed Building. The move follows a public consultation that ...

A Smith’s man faces a trial after it’s alleged he injured another man in a traffic collision just over a year ago. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, 30-year-old Scott Burnard denied a charge of causing grievous bodily harm to Frederick Le...

The PLP Sandys South branch is to hold a constituency clinic and voter registration drive this Saturday. Residents of constituency 33 and any other members of the public are invited to attend Somers Isles Lodge from noon to 2pm. Sandys South Member o...

A Smith’s man admitted growing cannabis plants, but told the court this morning that the drugs were for personal use. Shannon Tucker, 39, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a single count of cultivating cannabis plants. The court heard that at a...

Questioning whether the Island had lost 500 jobs last year, the Opposition has challenged Government to release its 2014 Labour Force Survey. David Burt, the Shadow Minister for Finance, suggested that Government had delayed the release of the latest...

Local shipping companies are feeling the benefit of plunging global oil prices, and the savings are being passed along to customers as the cost of bringing goods and materials to the Island falls. Oil prices have dropped around 50 per cent since last...