Deficiencies highlighted in the latest Public Accounts Committee report are years old and already being tackled by Government, Premier Paula Cox has said.
Ms Cox responded to concerns raised by the re...
As the House of Assembly adjourned until November, United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan reflected on his career and declared: “I take responsibility for what was wrong.”
Listing the names of all the U...
King Edward VII Memorial Hospital is aggressively competing against charities while healthcare costs rise, according to Opposition One Bermuda Alliance seniors spokesperson Louise Jackson.
Speaking in...
A Somerset teen who struggled with her grades and fought to overcome a speech impediment came in with the second-highest grades of the graduating CedarBridge Academy class.
Ashley Johnson took princip...
Terry Hodgson has been announced as the latest One Bermuda Alliance election candidate, to challenge the Progressive Labour Party’s Michael Weeks for Pembroke East Central.
Mr Hodgson cited crime, edu...
A proposal to develop a more international Bermuda College, with dormitories for local students, fell on deaf ears with Government, a former College Chairman has said.
Insurance industry leader Brian ...
“Seamen” in Bermuda are now known as “seafarers” — and rules for their pay, food and medical care by ship owners have been tightened, under a Bill approved in the Senate.
Senators anticipated extra re...
Pledging to take aim at gang leaders and stamp out “the terrorists in our midst”, the Senate approved get-tough legislation aspiring to eliminate gang activity by the end of 2015.
The Criminal Code Am...
A penniless 66-year-old is struggling to make her way forward here after decades spent living in Jamaica.
Jacqueline Perinchief insists her decision to return to Bermuda two years ago was “the worst m...
A 20-year-old who kept a video game console after waiting outside during a “horrendous” armed house invasion has been sentenced in the Supreme Court to a year in jail.
Addressing Dwayne Curtis Brangm...
