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On Sunday October 6, from 8.30 a.m. – 9.45 a.m. there will be several road closures to accommodate the Partner-Re Women’s 5 km Run and Walk. Motorists are encouraged to consider using alternative routes to avoid traffic delays. ROAD CLOSURES INCLUDE...

Tomorrow, Saturday, October 5, at 9.00 a.m. the Ministry of Public Works will close a section of Middle Road Southampton to west bound traffic. The lane closure, near the railway trail, is required so that lose rock along the roadside cliff can be ...

ThinkFest 2019 is to end on Monday, October 7 with a presentation of researcher Cordell Riley’s evaluation of the performance of the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The talk entitled “Getting beyond the spin. Is tourism better under an Authority?” was ori...

The public is reminded that the Land Valuation and Tax Act 1967 requires the Land Valuation Department to prepare a new Valuation List every five years to document changes in rental levels throughout the island. The next Valuation List is due to be ...

A 16-year-old girl was seriously injured after being struck by a Department of Works and Engineering truck as she crossed Middle Road in Southampton. Last night, a police spokesman said the girl, who had been using the pedestrian crossing near the ju...

Bermuda’s bodybuilders will get the opportunity to compete for a pro card on home soil when the island hosts the International Federation of Body Building and Fitness Pro League Caribbean Grand Prix. The event will take place on stage at the Ruth Sea...

A pilot programme will teach IT skills to young men at risk of antisocial behaviour or lawbreaking, it was announced yesterday. The Bermuda Technical Institute Association is behind the introduction of the scheme, which will benefit people involved i...

A Pembroke man who stabbed a neighbour in the shoulder during a row about a noisy kite will be sentenced this afternoon in the Supreme Court. Kevin Mello, 38, pleaded guilty earlier this year to wounding Joshua Madeiros on December 18, 2018, stabbing...

An historic entertainment hall on the North Shore, which crumbled to an eyesore after a fire almost 18 years ago, faces demolition. The Clayhouse Inn in Devonshire became a top venue after the late Choy Aming Sr leased it 1967, but it was shuttered a...

Security has been bolstered at a public high school after incidents of misconduct. Jason Wade, the chairman of CedarBridge Academy, said that meetings had taken place with parents of pupils involved with “recent incidents” at the Prospect school, “so...

Robin Hood 5 Boulevard 0 Dudley Eve Trophy holders Robin Hood cruised into the semi-finals of the competition after coming away with a convincing victory over ten-man Boulevard at Goose Gosling Field last night. John Barry Nusum’s team simply had thi...

The Stationery Store, a fixture on the corner of Reid Street and Burnaby Hill since 1972, has moved around the corner. The shop, owned by Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd, is now located on Burnaby Hill, between Reid and Front Streets, next to the Hog Pe...