-
OBA wants action on ‘flatlining economy’The One Bermuda Alliance called yesterday for urgent action to stimulate the “flatlining economy” and stem the flow of cash overseas.Opposition leader Craig Cannonier said private pension schemes should be made to invest some of their...
- FULL ARTICLE
- Saturday Nov 17, 2018
-
EnvironmentGovernment eyes electric bus fleet
The feasibility of converting Bermuda’s bus fleet to electric vehicles will...
Nov 15, 2018 8:00 am
- Children’s advocate quits court role
- Tourists face Dockyard transport delays
- Human remains found on Watford island
- Rats spotted in Front Street store windows
34th Premier's Concert
34th Annual Premier's Concert (Photograp ...
Bermuda Fashion Collective Show
Bermuda Fashion Collective Show (Photogr ...
Remembrance Day 2018
(Photographs by Blaire Simmons)
- Have something to share?
- To contact the News Desk call 278-0148 or 278-0156
- To contact the Business Desk call 278-0139 or 278-0147
- To contact the Sports Desk call 278-0142 or 278-0141
- To contact the Lifestyle/Island Life/Calendar Desk call 278-0133
- To contact the Photo Desk call 278-0166
-
Tax proposals could reap an extra $147mThe Bermuda Government could reap an extra $147 million over a two to three-year period if policy recommendations from the Tax...
-
Warwick Academy students transform garden
A team of school students helped transform the garden of a former rest home in a major project to tidy up the land.
More...
-
Burt blasts OBA pessimism
David Burt blasted the Opposition for its pessimism about the island’s economy last night, pledging he would reduce our debt...
-
Proud day in London as Duffy gets OBE medal
Flora Duffy, Bermuda’s world champion triathlete, is all smiles after collecting her Order of the British Empire medal at...
-
Lawyer Worrell denies domestic assault charges
A defence lawyer denied allegations of domestic assault in Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
Kamal Worrell, 38, pleaded not...
-
King’s Wharf repairs to cost $15mKing’s Wharf in Dockyard is to undergo extensive rehabilitation, the House heard yesterday.
Lieutenant-Colonel David...
-
Boat driver ‘not convicted’ of causing death
A boat driver who admitted causing the death of a woman was not convicted of the offence because of a Supreme Court...
-
Boy who sings hits the right note
A Bermudian musician has performed his latest EP at fundraisers in New York and Europe.
Rafi Fuentes sang songs from...
-
Clarke appointed new Court of Appeal president
Sir Christopher Clarke has been appointed as the new president of the Bermuda Court of Appeal.
The judge, who has served...
-
More roadside sobriety tests
Roadside sobriety testing is set to resume next week in Hamilton Parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget and Southampton.
A...
- Martin-inspired group helps mothers with trauma
-
BTA: on course for another record year
- Burt prepared to wait on Brexit verdict
- Dame Lois recalled during Ariana’s big moment
- Care Learning Centre graduates eight
- All eyes on Cannonier for Throne Speech reply
- Energy Summit takes place
-
House: anti-doping finances
- House: Burt in House after weather delay
- Just for Laughs line-up
- Van driver recovering after crash
- Police in St Vincent for meeting
-
House: vacation rentals update
- House: roadside sobriety tests update
-
House: Bermuda College report
-
House: workforce development updates
-
House: public service retirements ahead
-
House: Ageing and Disability Services boost
- Corbishley: island must debate speed limit
- Drugs and ‘magic mushrooms’ cost tourist $4,000
- One Communications workers stage ‘sit-out’
- New CEO sought for Regulatory Authority
- Carnival adds a second cruise ship in 2020
- Diabetes education in Portuguese on offer
- Teen debaters set for national championships
- Charity’s ‘night market’ returns
- Environmentalists want more aggressive policy
- Hoteliers attend energy-saving workshop
Government eyes electric bus fleet- CoH critical of reform consultation process
- HomeSafe Bermuda to expand by Christmas
- Young entrepreneurs at fever pitch
- Pest threat found on imported bananas
- Martin documentary premieres at BIU
- Police: no spike in knife crime
- Car overturned in Hamilton Parish
- Premier to host Throne Speech forum
- Information sessions on Airbnb Experiences
- Men’s Health Screening opens
- BHB releases road injury statistics
- Movie Lounge postponed
- Event to inspire women
- Entrepreneurship festival date switched
- Shopping nights will help charity
- BTUC pleased with ‘bold’ Throne Speech
-
Wedco launches Christmas tree contest
- Road closures in Southampton
- Premier’s Concert on Saturday
- Barriers quickly erected at Watch Hill Park
- DeSilva accuses Scott of ‘scaremongering’
- Community libraries gift from PLP
- Pair charged with St George’s theft spree
-
Island faltering on energy, says expert
- Dismont: do more to face ‘core challenges’
- Finance takes control of the gaming industry
- Veteran pays tribute to Royal Marines
- Scott backs independence of BTA
- Judge turns back businessman’s challenge
- International award for Rosedon Hotel
- Praise for charitable donors
- Dogs welcome at Fairmont Southampton
- Park to host Movie Lounge
- Rance Allen Group to star at show
-
Statistics report released
- Three caught at same checkpoint
- Family Centre to host Day of Giving
- Care Learning Centre to host ceremony
- Police identify man found dead
- Thieves target boats on Foot of the Lane
- Foundation doles out $2.5m in grants
- Ten arrested in sobriety checkpoints
- Spence’s calling returns her to the airwaves
- Woman caught at airport with cocaine
- Trio banned for driving while impaired
- Fashion Collective takes over BSoA
- Lest we forget: 100 years later
-
Dame Jennifer reiterates independence call
- Prince of Wales donates art to Masterworks
- Bill to give tourism minister grip on BTA
- Police called to reported disturbance
- PLP gala raises $10,000 for charity
- Princess chef visits Bermuda College
- Entrepreneur to speak at Consulate
- MSA to share bursary information
- Motorists in Causeway punch-up after crash
- Motorist hurt in St David’s car crash
- "What are your views on anonymous online commenting (trolling)?"
- Helpful to our democracy and needs to continue
- 25%
- Hurtful to our democracy and needs to end
- 59%
- Limits the number of people willing to give public service
- 10%
- An important tool for political parties
- 6%
- Total Votes: 4508
- Poll Archive