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The Opposition has applauded news of the Government’s decision, announced after the Throne Speech, to drop the Travel Authorisation form with its $40 fee as of November 13. But Michael Dunkley, the shadow health minister and an outspoken critic of th...

A Bermudian surgeon remains astonished by his luck at taking to the streets of New York tomorrow in the city’s world-renowned annual marathon. If chance had not stacked the deck “remarkably” in his favour, John Harvey would have died three years ago,...

The controversial Travel Authorisation form imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic is to be dropped three weeks earlier than previously announced. The Government announced yesterday that the TA’s elimination would be effective November 13, saying the m...

A popular community market is back tomorrow, two years after it launched with just a few stalls to its name. The vendors market at Brenda’s Pool on South Shore in Warwick was kick-started by area MP Lawrence Scott in 2020. The weekly market, which no...

Parenting tips for fathers were shared at the launch of the Child Development Programme’s five-week fatherhood series. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said it was “crucial for our fathers and all the men in our community to feel supported, und...

When she was six, Chardonnai Hughes wrote on her student-of-the-month poster that she wanted to become a lawyer – a picture of it sent by her mother helped motivate her thought the difficult times as she completed her legal journey to join the Bermud...

Former BBC news broadcaster Moira Stuart received the Commander of the Order of the British Empire in a ceremony yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Ms Stuart is the granddaughter of Bermudian politician and trade unionist EF Gordon. Born in London, she ...

Turks & Caicos, a sister jurisdiction to our south, has offered lessons for Bermuda in bringing about regrowth from ecological disaster. On the eve of a three-year tree-planting drive to be launched tomorrow by Clarien Bank with the Bermuda National ...

A businessman said his life was threatened at a stormy public meeting held in St David’s over a medical waste facility planned for Southside. Donte Hunt, chief executive of MediWaste, said he had declined to take action but reported the matter to pol...

A packed meeting of St David’s islanders vowed to fight the construction of an incinerator plant planned at Southside to dispose of the island‘s medical waste. A forum of more than 100 residents last night heard their area had been treated as a “dum...