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We’re about to enter the season of doom and gloom. Sure the weather is great but very soon things are expected to slow down, more businesses are expected to close and the word on the street is that its going to be a long, tough, cold winter. So what ...

THOSE who have never watched a PGA tournament live and attended the Grand Slam at Port Royal this week might now appreciate the degree of difficulty the game presents and realise the wide gap that exists between top professionals and scratch handicap...

Bermuda College students have ended their boycott of the campus cafeteria, according to its managing director. Students began a boycott against Buzz cafe on Monday in a protest over the restaurant’s food prices. Buzz managing director Holger Eiselt s...

Bermuda’s young people have never been more at risk and deferring the Mirrors residential programme penalises an initiative with a track record of success in turning their prospects around, according to the One Bermuda Alliance. A shortfall in funds ...

Two men accused of hitting a woman and riding off with her motorbike have had their sentencing delayed. Christopher Parris, 27, of Devonshire and Julian Washington, 22, of Pembroke, had earlier admitted stealing Sharifa Crockwell’s bike. Their expect...

Dogs on the Island will this weekend compete to qualify for Crufts 2012, one of the world’s most prestigious dog shows. The Bermuda Kennel Club has announced that the club’s 2011 International All Breed Championship has been selected as a qualifying ...

St Peter’s Church in St George’s will be redesignated as ‘Their Majesties Chappell’ as part of the landmark’s 400th anniversary. The term was originally used to refer to the church in the 1690s during the reign of King William III and Queen Mary. Gov...

A gas attendant was banned from the road for a year after admitting drinking and driving. Tyari Harvey, 34, of Warwick, pleaded guilty to driving with an excess of alcohol in his blood on October 8. Crown counsel Tawana Tannock told Magistrates’ Cour...

A Police inspector who was hit by a car in the course of his duties on Friday has been discharged from hospital. Insp Troy Glasgow suffered arm injuries when the vehicle was allegedly driven at him while he was dealing with a domestic incident. He ne...