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The Bermuda Tourism Authority said it hoped to recruit a new CEO from within the organisation but is now launching a global search

Lawyers representing a police officer, the Commissioner of Police, and the Attorney-General — who are being sued by a magistrate for wrongful arrest and detention — have moved to have the case struck out. Police constable Colin Mill arrested Khamisi ...

The tourism industry is failing to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels because of a “misalignment” among various stakeholders, it has been claimed. Susan Jackson, the One Bermuda Alliance spokeswoman on transport, spoke out after attending a recent me...

The Government has posted a consultation page on its website asking for ways to increase the number of people of working age in Bermuda

The Government will be accepting applications for scholarship funding through the Department of Workforce Development from this week. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, said: “In alignment with the Bermuda Economic Recovery Plan’s you...

Charity staff have completed an intensive training course in how to run non-profit organisations. Twelve residents have graduated from the Introduction to Non-profit Management Certificate programme, which is run by the Inter Agency Committee for Chi...

The Bermuda Health Council, Government and private businesses are working together to find ways to reduce the cost of drugs

Island insurance company BF&M has renewed its sponsorship to help people to visit the national museum without cost

The Covid-19 vaccine could become an annual requirement and may be tied to the flu shot, according to the Minister of Health

Judge Juan Wolffe has delivered a scathing judgment in the case of former Regiment Commanding Officer David Curley