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A police raid netted a suspected haul of cocaine and drug equipment on Wednesday. A spokesman said cash was also seized in the raid on a house in Deepdale Road, Pembroke as part of the service’s crime-busting Operation Sole. Inspector Shakisha Minors...

The commemoration tomorrow of a landmark event in the history of enslavement in Bermuda has been postponed because of bad weather. The recognition of the arrival in Bermuda of the American ship Enterprise, which had 78 enslaved people on board, was ...

Research on the creation of a “culturally acceptable” police watchdog is to be handed to the Government this year, the national security minister has announced. Renée Ming said a “Bermuda-centred” body to scrutinise the police, promised in 2020, woul...

Women who complete a live-in programme designed to give them stability and get their lives back on track could help future residents at the home in years to come. Edonna Bean, the executive director of the Transformational Living Centre for Families,...

A historic park once brought back fond memories of her childhood to Germaine Trott. But the Spanish Point resident said the run-down state of Admiralty House Park in Pembroke now reduced her to tears. Ms Trott, 83, who has lived in the area her entir...

A homeless man who spent three months in custody for two break-ins has been sentenced to time already served. Kim Knights, 37, was released by Magistrates’ Court after he spent the time on remand while he awaited sentence. Knights pleaded guilty on O...

Police officers last night confirmed a firearms incident in a residential area. A spokesman said gunshots were fired in the Deepdale Road area of Pembroke just after 10pm. Armed response units and officers from the forensic support unit sealed off th...

The victim of a Christmas Day fatal road crash was a top employee who cheered up colleagues and customers, a senior staff member at the Mid Ocean Club said yesterday. Dimitri Frias, the general manager in training at the Tucker’s Town club, said Denn...

Both burners at the Tynes Bay incinerator are back in operation, it was announced tonight. Wayne Furbert, the acting public works minister, said that the second burner was returned to service last weekend. Mr Furbert added: “The team of engineers hav...

More than 600 gifts were handed over to seniors at an annual Christmas giveaway event – 100 more than planned for. Carol Clarke opened up the yard of her Pembroke home to host a Covid-19 safe Seniors Appreciation Day in partnership with Bermuda Overs...

A former community support worker and nursing aide has been appointed to run a home for women and their children. Edonna Bean will be the executive director of the soon-to-open Transformational Living Centre for Families. Ms Bean said she was “delig...

Open air markets for the merchants of Court Street have returned with a double Christmas extravaganza scheduled for this weekend. Gary Augustus, a businessman who owns the Connections clothes store and Soul Food Grill on Court Street, said there was ...