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The last few days have been busy in terms of news stories. One that many may have missed concerned an agreement by the Island’s two major unions, the Bermuda Industrial Union and the Bermuda Public Services Union to work with Government to implement ...

Ray Jones, the Devonshire Colts president, has challenged his side to start the new year with a bang by capturing the First Division Shield. Colts, who are also firmly in the promotion picture, lying second in the table, play Somerset Eagles at the N...

Champagne sales are booming as Bermuda is determined to see out 2013 with a bang. Bottles of bubbly are flying off the shelves — despite the recession. And Charles Gosling, of the Island’s largest drinks supplier Gosling’s, said: “I would say probabl...

Hamilton Parish have defied the odds to reach the Friendship Trophy final for the first time and are just a win away from a maiden major trophy. Parish shocked Devonshire Cougars, the cup-holders, last Friday night in a match that produced seven goa...

“Too much Christmas spirit” has landed a Smith’s man in prison for two months for his involvement in a drunken bar fight on Christmas Eve. Herbert Alves, 38, of Ramgoat Hill, said he would not have struck Maurice Harvey in the back of the head, causi...

Louise Jackson has been honoured by the Queen with an OBE for her years of public service and work for the Island’s seniors. The former MP is one of four Bermudians celebrated in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List for 2014, along with Stan “Lord Nec...

The 19-year-old son of Health Minister Trevor Moniz has been charged with possessing cannabis and drug paraphernalia in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Thomas Moniz, of Pigeon Berry Lane, Smith’s, denied having 2.1 grams of cannabis and a blue ‘grin...

Few, if any, Bermudian footballers past or present could claim to have experienced quite as special a year as Nahki Wells. The Bradford City striker enjoyed an unforgettable 2013, scoring 26 goals in the calendar year and made two appearances at Wemb...