The number of people looking for work topped 1,700 during 2009, according to Bermuda's first comprehensive labour force survey.
And business leaders fear the figure — which represents a 4.5 percent un...
The Corporation of Hamilton is evaluating a proposal to build four power plants to reduce the capital's carbon footprint and the cost of energy to building owners in the city.
The combined heat and po...
The Corporation of Hamilton will need to spend almost $2 million more than originally estimated to improve the city's docks, a meeting heard yesterday.
Councillor Dennis Tucker, chairman of the financ...
A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of burgling three homes during daylight in St. George's on Wednesday.
Two properties on Slippery Hill were broken into with nothing apparently taken fr...
A new parental responsibility law aimed at tackling crime and anti-social behaviour is not designed to hurt those already struggling financially, according to Attorney General Kim Wilson.
She told The...
A controversial new law making parents civilly liable for the crimes of their children will go before Parliament next month. But can it work in Bermuda? The Royal Gazette looks at the pros and cons of...
In the space of ten days last month, Wesly Guiteau estimates that he helped 10,000 survivors of the earthquake which hit Haiti.
No small feat for a man who had never done any aid work before in his li...
Bermudians will have to wait about a week longer than normal this year to find out how the Budget will hit their back pockets.
Finance Minister Paula Cox will deliver the National Budget Statement for...
An entrepreneur is urging Government to "go green" and allow people to ride Segways on public roads.
Ben Fairn, who owns a company which runs tours on the vehicles at Dockyard and St. George's, believ...
The Budget will be delivered later than usual next month — with Finance Minister Paula Cox today explaining that Government “wanted to give ourselves more manoeuvrability”.
The Deputy Premier will del...
