Government is to pay out $45,000 to underwrite costs incurred by taxis as a result of the National Heroes Day date switch.
Taxi drivers complained they had already paid to calibrate their meters in th...
Retail sales plummeted $1.3 million in March as customers kept their hands in their pockets during the economic crisis. New figures show a fall of 1.4 percent — 6.2 percent when the inflation rate is ...
Gang members from the United States are increasingly making inroads in Bermuda and bringing a greater sophistication to gang behaviour, according to community workers on the streets.
And Bermudians ar...
Retail sales fell $1.3 million in March, according to statistics released by Government today.
Consumers spent $88.8 million on goods during the month — down from $90.1 million in 2008 — with experts ...
Majiedah (Rozy) Azhar was yesterday announced as Bermuda's first female Chief Immigration Officer.
Mrs. Azhar, who succeeds Martin Brewer, will receive direction from Home Affairs Minister David Burch...
Premier Ewart Brown yesterday said his confidence in advertising agency GlobalHue was mainly based on the "tremendous impact" of an advertising campaign three years ago.
GlobalHue — reportedly run by ...
United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan last night called for the Island's leaders to bring people together on race.
Mr. Swan released a statement saying race advisor Rolfe Commissiong's comments about F...
Opposition leader Kim Swan last night accused the Progressive Labour Party of "twisting itself into a knot of confusion" over the oath of allegiance to Premier Ewart Brown issue.
PLP chairman David Bu...
More than 20,000 people visited the Botanical Gardens for the 71st Annual Exhibition, Environment Minister Glenn Blakeney told the House of Assembly.
Six thousand exhibits were on display in the agric...
Race advisor Rolfe Commissiong last night praised Wayne Furbert's race forgiveness motion — and claimed white politicians had not spoken enough about it in last Friday's seven-hour House of Assembly d...