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Some 70 students and volunteers from eleven companies participated in The Centre on Philanthropy’s Community Day. The event, which was organised to benefit local charities, saw volunteers work on thirteen different projects, including cleaning BAMZ’s...

Premier Paula Cox has extended condolences to the Government and people of Ghana on the sudden passing of president John Atta Mills. The West African leader, who celebrated his 68th birthday on Saturday, was to have stood for re-election in December....

The Department of Health has reminded persons travelling to the London Olympics to get vaccinated for measles before their trip. The virus can infect anyone breathing the same air as someone who is infected and stays in the air up to two hours after ...

A 31-year-old Pembroke man was fined $1,600 for cannabis possession. Luis Raposo was stopped as part of a routine police search on April 20 outside the Mid Atlantic Boat Club. Officers found one twist in his pants pocket containing plantlike materia...

Amendments relaxing the 60-40 rule on foreign ownership of businesses in specific industries were approved yesterday by the Senate. According to Senator Vince Ingham, the change would allow firms listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, or other designa...

Seniors will be legally protected from paying car licence fees, but TCD will crack down on fraudsters seeking to take advantage of the scheme. Senate yesterday approved the Motor Car Amendment Act, which enshrines in law the policy of not charging se...

Sandys Secondary Middle School is to hold a ceremony honouring community heroes. The programme is also designed to honour Bermuda’s emancipation, and will be hosted by Economy Minister Patrice Minors. Honorees include Cyril Packwood, Warren Simmons, ...

A Canadian visitor whose trip to the Island was marred by a confrontation with a burglar has applauded his four-year prison sentence. Reuben Stroble and his family were staying at Sandpiper Guest Apartments in Warwick when Jamiko Bean broke into thei...