Marc Bean has told the Island’s churches that they have no business interfering in the issue of bringing gambling to the Island.
Pointing to a need for a separation between church and state, Mr Bean q...
A seniors advocate has called for stronger laws to protect the elderly from being exploited out of their property.
Despite the 2008 introduction of the Seniors Abuse Registry Act, Age Concern Director...
Two elderly residents each claim social assistance agencies have been unable to protect them from their own families.
In the first, an elderly man claims relatives deceived him into signing over his ...
Police have vowed to weaken gangs by targeting the Island’s most prolific offenders and to deploy “relentless investigations” against those who commit serious crimes.
And the Island’s CCTV network wil...
Patients calling for an ambulance because they can’t afford a taxi, or fabricating complaints to avoid having to pay, are among the issues confronted by hospital staff.
Roslyn Bascome-Adams, the Emerg...
For the first time, the Spirit of Bermuda is sending a float in the Bermuda Day Parade, with a replica of the vessel accompanied by hundreds of young people.
The move is part of an ongoing initiative ...
Teen poet Alys Webber’s advice to others: you can’t win if you don’t take part.
She came top in her age group in this year’s Teen Advisory Board poetry competition, an annual event organised by Bermud...
Bermuda’s shrinking population hasn’t translated into a reduction in health insurance rates.
Fewer residents are using more medical services locally and overseas, said Michelle Jackson of Argus.
She s...
A time capsule filled with soldiers’ memories was laid in place at Bermuda’s War Memorial yesterday.
The burial of the safe containing books, documents and DVDs, marked the completion of the monument ...
A smirking, remorseless 14-year-old was rebuked by a magistrate before being sentenced for his part in a brutal robbery that left a man with titanium implants in his skull.
The teen also stole treasu...
