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Bus cancellations this week are a result of a diminished fleet size, the Department of Public Transportation said this afternoon. In a statement, the DPT said the entire service faces the possibility of service cancellation and “there are no particul...

Community volunteers are being sought to help plan the future of Bermuda’s education system. People will be given training so they can act as hosts for “community conversations” designed to gather input from all walks of life, education minister Cole...

Ground will break next month on the LF Wade International Airport redevelopment project, as the Aecon Group has announced a “commercial and financial close”. Finance minister Bob Richards and tourism minister Senator Michael Fahy appeared yesterday a...

Students at Saltus Grammar School and Warwick Academy have taken part in the annual St Baldrick’s Foundation fundraiser. Students, staff and parents at Saltus have raised more than $270,000, making the school the charity’s fourth biggest fundraiser. ...

The public is invited to an economic forum at which a panel will discuss the theme: “Reaching Back to Go Forward”. Cultural expert Kristin White, economist Craig Simmons, educator Llewellyn Simmons and Catherine Duffy of the international business co...

Police want to speak with anyone who contacted stabbing victim Raymond Butterfield on the night he was killed. Officers said their investigation is continuing into the death of the 28-year-old near Blue Waters Anglers Club on Sunday, March 5. They re...

Eighteen employees of Hamilton Insurance Group’s Bermuda-based operations joined Dellwood Middle School students in the America’s Cup Endeavour Programme. Hamilton is a sponsor of the programme, an experiential learning curriculum focused on sailing ...

A fire at the Village Grill in Sandys caused major smoke damage last night. According to staff officer Delton White, the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded to a report of “visible smoke and flames” coming from the restaurant at about 10.40pm. ...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, was today named in five Government contracts where a Commission of Inquiry found evidence of “possible criminal activity”. Commissioners cited the former Progressive Labour Party politician, the premier from 2006 to 2...

Evidence of “possible criminal activity” was found in a total of seven business dealings by Government between 2007 and 2014, a major report by a Commission of Inquiry said today. The Commissioners said potential wrongdoing had been found in “third p...