Now in its fifth year on the Island, the In Motion School of Dance’s version of the Christmas classic The Nutcracker has been reworked with a local flavour.
“In Motion are committed to being innovativ...
Popular benches at the corner of Court Street and Dundonald Street have been temporarily removed, and the Corporation of Hamilton is planning to install cameras to combat antisocial behaviour in the a...
The Island could face a water crisis in the future unless a plan for managing its resources is drafted now, according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works.
“What we’re doing right now wil...
Diallo Rabain, the Opposition Leader in the Senate, has been named as the Progressive Labour Party’s candidate in Devonshire North Central.
The announcement was made at Alaska Hall yesterday by Marc B...
Two senior Ministry of Finance officials are at odds over whether adequate permission was sought for the Bermuda Government’s deal to build a new airport terminal.
“Clearly we are at an impasse,” Dav...
The first annual fiscal responsibility assessment for Bermuda was tabled in the House of Assembly this morning by Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance.
The report was compiled by an independent panel...
A same-sex couple’s application to marry remains “under review”, according to Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs.
However, Senator Fahy said that the Matrimonial Causes Act 1974 “makes it clea...
“In everything, give thanks,” declared war veteran Randolph Hayward when the Bermuda Legion came to his home with early Christmas gifts.
Mr Hayward, a Second World War veteran from the First Battalion...
There is “no truth” to rumours of an attempted coup within the Progressive Labour Party, according to an Opposition source — but there are senior members unwilling to serve with Marc Bean as leader.
W...
Under a new financial deal, Bermuda Hospitals Board stands to save nearly $16 million over its 30-year payment for the new Acute Care Wing.
The savings achieved by the refinancing deal negotiated by P...
