Shawn Crockwell’s departure from the One Bermuda Alliance may prove costly in a constituency that firmly backs the ruling party.
While Mr Crockwell still enjoys support, some voters in Southampton Wes...
The Bermuda Government’s summer employment programme is helping 95 college and university students further their careers, the House of Assembly heard this morning.
Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, the Ministe...
Upcoming legislation that will boost the monitoring and credibility of healthcare providers has been welcomed by the Bermuda Health Council.
Tawana Wedderburn, council CEO, said the Bermuda Health Cou...
A Bermudian scientist’s dedication to saving the rare seabirds of Hawaii in one of the wettest places in the world has earned him the title of 2015 Recovery Champion.
André Raine’s accolade from the U...
The commemoration of the 1959 Theatre Boycotts, which scored the first blow against racial segregation, was marked with two special events on Saturday.
Glenn Fubler of the community group Imagine Berm...
Leaking roofs, rats, rust and graphic footage of storm damage were aired last night in a Bermuda government documentary on the state of the island’s ageing airport terminal.
Describing the existing te...
Clemency is “likely” for a motorcycle that bike aficionados had feared might end up being scrapped for breaking horsepower limits.
If the regulation is changed, owners of the Honda CBR150 — who had fe...
Ann Cartwright DeCouto, who died this week at the age of 71, was recalled by Michael Dunkley as a fearless advocate and a woman of high values and ideals.
Mrs Cartwright DeCouto, a former Deputy Premi...
A group aimed at rallying 1,000 mentors for Bermuda’s young men has formed in the wake of the island’s latest shooting death.
Shocked by the killing of his old schoolmate and “friendly cricket rival” ...
Ann Cartwright DeCouto, a former Deputy Premier and Minister under the United Bermuda Party, has died at the age of 71.
The veteran politician and lawyer was known for her tenacity as Minister of the ...
