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A leading child protection charity said it wanted a bigger say on areas such as litigation guardians for children in court and the treatment of sex offenders. Jevon Williams, the chairman of the Coalition for the Protection of Children since 2018, sa...

A Bermudian forensic scientist who helped crack the case of one of Canada’s worst serial killers will discuss her career at a public meeting tonight. Desiree Spriggs, whose expertise has also been used in Bermuda court cases, will detail her job at a...

An “alarming social media message” warning about a group of fake census workers robbing homes is “not relevant for Bermuda”, according to police. The message, which has been circulating online, resembles “a similar message was actually meant for resi...

A two-day summit on financial technology scheduled to start tomorrow will bring officials from central banks around the world to Bermuda. The delegation will include Arjoon Suddhoo, the Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General. John Rankin, the Governor...

An elderly couple has asked neighbours to join a class-action lawsuit against Bermuda’s power company over the “monstrosity” across the road. Arthur and Sharon Riviere’s two-storey home on St John’s Road, Pembroke, their home since 1982, now looks on...

The resurfacing of Court Street at Till’s Hill has been put off until next week because of bad weather. The job, which was scheduled for this week, is expected to take three days and will now start on Monday. Till’s Hill will be off limits to traffic...

The results of the 2019 Christmas bird count by the Bermuda Audubon Society were revealed yesterday. The 17-strong volunteer team spotted a string of rare visitors and counted a total of 7,919 birds. Highlights included a Townsend’s warbler on Ocean ...

A 14-year-old girl who went missing for nearly 48 hours has been located, police announced this evening. The girl, who had been missing from a Government care facility since Thursday night, was returned safely, a spokesman said shortly before 7pm.

Tomorrow marks International Customs Day, a spokeswoman announced this afternoon. The Customs Department will host activities next week to raise awareness about the work of the department. This year’s International Customs Day theme is “Customs foste...

All ferries remain suspended today as gale force winds continue to buffet the island. But the service is expected to resume tomorrow morning, based on the latest weather forecasts. Conditions are predicted to ease, according to the Department of Mari...