Visitors have been promised a warm welcome at Cup Match this year amid accusations that they face being snubbed by tourism bosses.
The Bermuda Tourism Authority yesterday came under fire from the Prog...
The House of Assembly is to be urged to call upon Governor George Fergusson to immediately issue a commission to investigate “serious allegations” made against sitting ministers of the government.
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The disused runway at LF Wade International Airport known colloquially as the finger is to be made into public land under a draft order that has gone before Parliament.
Tourism and Transport Minister ...
Immigration authorities have issued $30,000 in fines for work permit violations, and 41 further cases covering a plethora of job categories remain under investigation.
Home Affairs Minister Michael Fa...
Support will grow for the America’s Cup as more events come to the Island, according to Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons, who conceded there were some who might never favour the Government’...
A milestone for the Island’s anti-apartheid campaign was recalled this week as Bermuda prepares to mark Nelson Mandela Day this Saturday.
Three members of Bermuda’s disabled community braved a torrent...
New charges planned for the Island’s charitable sector could take thousands of dollars from agencies, prompting concerns from the Centre on Philanthropy.
According to a letter from the charity, Commis...
Senators expressed surprise that the One Bermuda Alliance brought its legal reform bills before the Upper House today.
Among them was Progressive Labour Party senator Marc Daniels, who had been tipped...
Physicians are being asked for their ideas on changes to the benefits under the Standard Hospital Benefit, Bermuda’s basic health insurance package.
Alterations to the SHB caught widespread public att...
Plans to extend the “powerhouse” of Harbour Nights into North East Hamilton have been warmly received by area businesses.
A new partnership between the Chamber of Commerce and the Bermuda Economic Dev...
