AUDITOR General Larry Dennis said yesterday that his investigation into the Bermuda Housing Corporation was on schedule and his report should be completed by next week as promised - but the public may...
NEW York's first black mayor David Dinkins has confirmed he will return to Bermuda in September to take part in a tennis charity event.
Mr. Dinkins is one of eight celebrities already recruited for th...
A PETITION signed by 1,467 people who campaigned for St. George's to keep its police station has been credited with pressurising the Government into a U-turn.
Opposition Senator Kim Swan, the driving ...
BERMUDA'S 14-and-under tennis players received what their coach Howard Cross described as "a rude awakening" when they made their debut in the World Junior Tennis Competition last week.
In a regional ...
ENTERTAINER Nadanja Bailey has been praised for intervening to save the feelings of young children on stage who were booed by members of a large audience even before they had started performing.
Ten a...
ASTHMA is a serious and life-threatening condition that affects an estimated 8,000 people in Bermuda - but it is easy to keep under control.
That is the message that Liz Boden from the charity Open Ai...
BERMUDA will field what will arguably be their strongest-ever women's tennis team when they travel to Cuba to compete in the Federation Cup later this month.
Danielle Paynter, Zarah DeSilva, Sasha Fis...
AROUND 1,000 people will walk, cycle and paddle their way from one end of the island to the other tomorrow in a huge fundraising effort.
And among those taking part in the End to End Walk will be the ...
ENVIRONMENT Minister Dennis Lister has come under fire from his political opposite number Kim Young for his silence on Earth Day on Monday.
But Mr. Lister hit back, saying that he had been off the isl...
A BERMUDIAN company boss has requested a meeting with Labour & Home Affairs Minister Terry Lister to discuss lengthy delays in work permit applications for his company.
And another major reinsurance c...