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Bermuda’s police are throwing a week-long party to celebrate the Service’s 135th anniversary — and the entire Island is invited. Police Week kicks off next month and this year’s series of free events are bigger and better than ever before to mark the...

Neil de Ste Croix was the chief beneficiary of some high-profile absentees in the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon in St George’s yesterday. With Jonathan Herring, the 2013 champion, taking a break after a busy summer competing at the Commonwealt...

PHC 4 Dandy Town 1 PHC Zebras galloped to the top of the Premier Division standings after humbling league champions Dandy Town at Southampton Oval yesterday. A Shakir Smith brace and additional strikes from Kadeem Abraham and substitute Lonnie Basc...

A new Hamilton restaurant is hoping to curry favour with customers — with a range of Indian dishes blending the traditional and modern. Ruby Murrys — the new arm of the Yellowfin chain of restaurants, which includes Pearl and Port o’ Call — has just ...

Budding young stock pickers can try their hand at building up a nest egg in the KPMG Senior School Investment Challenge — with $20,000 in prizes up for grabs. Professional services firm KPMG is looking for teams from Island schools to invest a virtua...

A charity for abused women which is facing closure because of a lack of funds spent more than 99 percent of its funds on salaries, payroll costs and administrative expenses last year. Financial records show that The Centre Against Abuse spent $359,28...

Southampton Rangers and Willow Cuts advanced to the Lindo’s T20 semi-finals with contrasting victories on Saturday at Lord’s. Cuts dethroned the defending champions St David’s by three wickets and Rangers dismissed Bailey’s Bay for just 34 in 11.2 ov...

A pocket of low pressure that brought rain and sporadic thunderstorms over the weekend has a chance of developing into a bigger storm, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in the US. The system, which was expected to pass to the Island’s ...

The final knockings of the cricket season were put on hold on Saturday when the Bermuda Cricket Board postponed the Lindo’s T20 final for security reasons related to criminal activity over the weekend. Willow Cuts and Southampton Rangers were due to ...