The decision to include mental health under human rights laws has been applauded by the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation.
“Amending the Human Rights Act in favour of giving basic human rights to the m...
Mark Pettingill, the lawyer for a same-sex couple seeking to marry in Bermuda, has expressed little surprise that the Registrar-General’s office had not posted his clients’ marriage notice by the clos...
A report faulting government financing of the Heritage Wharf project in Dockyard has been welcomed by Ray Charlton, the chairman of West End Development Corporation.
Meanwhile, the contractor behind t...
Opposition MP Jamahl Simmons said he was returning to his roots by taking up the role of Shadow Minister of Tourism in the House of Assembly.
The Sandys South MP, who has also taken over economic deve...
Seven Progressive Labour Party members have quit the Shadow Cabinet, with Zane DeSilva declaring his move a result of Marc Bean's leadership.
The Leader of the Opposition's harsh style with some membe...
The post of Director of Public Prosecutions should be passed on to a Bermudian, Shadow Attorney-General Michael Scott said last night.
Speaking after Government House’s announcement that notice had be...
For Bermuda’s living icon of welcome, the news that yet another statue stands in his tribute is yet another reason to be thankful.
“Amen, amen — it’s a blessing, and I thank God for it,” said Johnny B...
Rory Field, the Island’s Director of Public Prosecutions of eight years, has tendered his resignation to “take up a new opportunity”, according to Government House.
While Mr Field reported a smooth re...
A “joker” waiter who struck a fellow member of staff on the backside with plastic bags has been found guilty of sexual harassment.
As a result, the Fourways restaurant group was ordered to pay $3,500 ...
Questions linger over Marc Bean’s future as Opposition Leader, on the eve of tonight’s emergency meeting of the Progressive Labour Party central committee at party headquarters.
Sources within the PLP...
