New legislation regarding Health Insurance could potentially result in breaches of doctor-patient confidentiality, according to some GPs.
The GPs expressed concern that because of broad wording, the l...
Anti-racism organisation CURB will host a two-day conference this week on racial injustices and the impact of racism, past and present.
The Racial Justice Conference, which takes place on Friday and S...
Senate approved legislation to increase the debt ceiling to $1.45 billion, despite the objections of members of the Opposition.
Junior Finance Minister Senator David Burt told the Upper Chamber that G...
Belco has denied making an error in advertising proposed rate changes, but admitted making a mistake in a tariff filing for the rate change and in a subsequent press release.
And a company spokeswoman...
A former Acting Director for the Telecommunications Department has filed a writ claiming he was wrongfully dismissed from the post.
Harim Edwards, in a writ filed by James and Associates on his behalf...
A still-functioning iPad was one of several items found littering the Railway Trail this weekend by a team of volunteers who cleaned the area.
Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) joined forces with the Fairm...
Concerns expressed by the Ombudsman in a report on the Tucker’s Point Special Development Order were well-founded, according to Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce.
Arlene Brock’s recent re...
A new HWP showroom and body shop, intended to replace the building destroyed in last year’s blaze, has been granted planning approval.
According to the application, financing for the project is alread...
The Department of Planning continues to shorten the development application process, Environment Minister Marc Bean said.
The average time taken to process an application fell from 13.6 weeks in 2010...
The Victor Scott Parent Teacher Association President has promised to fight to keep the school’s principal following an announced shake-up.
The organisation plans to hold a meeting tonight to discuss ...
