More than $24,000 has been spent on security for the residences of Michael Dunkley, the Premier, and Senator Michael Fahy, the House of Assembly heard this morning.
The home of Mr Fahy, the tourism an...
The 2016 census has been “bogged down a little bit” in recent months, but is still intended to be finished as of the year’s end, according to Michael Dunkley, the Premier.
Responding to questions in P...
The fire service’s ladder truck, the absence of which was widely questioned in the wake of a blaze on Front Street over the summer, has been repaired and put back in service after the latest hurricane...
A relative of paedophile John Malcolm “Chalkie” White, who just yesterday learnt from this newspaper of his release from prison, has spoken of her shock at not being informed.
Sandra, who asked to go ...
An initiative to keep Bermuda’s young students safer is off to a flying start, with the hoisting of a “Speak Up, Be Safe” banner to launch the campaign at Victor Scott Primary School.
Ultimately, the ...
Two generations of a Bermudian family have found inspiration in rural South Africa through one man’s quest to empower others.
Richard Mabaso was a young man when he got sponsorship to leave and study ...
Westmeath, the island’s largest care home for seniors, has moved to counter perceptions of the facility as overly priced.
Rising costs recently left the charity with no choice but to increase its rate...
A crash in which a teen motorist alleges that a police officer may have struck him and then driven off is now under investigation.
Police have appealed for witnesses to the collision, which occurred o...
Caged birds are allegedly neglected at the Botanical Gardens, according to two members of the public who claimed parrots and peacocks have been left without water.
Maintenance of the enclosures near C...
A statement has been issued by the participants in the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council that have concluded in London.
In addition, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office issued its own sta...
