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Frustrated St David’s residents said they hoped to file a stop order to halt a proposed medical waste incineration facility being built in Southside. However, attendees at a town hall meeting last night at Clearwater Middle School said they were also...

A former Premier has backed the head of the Information Commission in her efforts to protect public access to information. Alex Scott, speaking as part of a new interview series, Conversations with a Former Premier with Heather Whalen, described Pati...

Demolition work has begun at the Government Quarry to tear down two buildings that were seriously damaged in a hurricane. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said the former carpentry and paint shop buildings at the site wer...

Food prices surged by almost 10 per cent with fuel and power costs increasing by more than 15 per cent, latest inflation figures released last night showed. However, in a statement, the Ministry of Economy and Labour said that overall the cost of a b...

A charity wants to collect 2,000 toys as it celebrates 20 years of collecting Christmas presents for children in need. The Coalition for the Protection of Children is partnering with HSBC Bermuda for the fifth year to spread Christmas joy through the...

Two Bermudian brothers received a $200,000 investment in their car air freshener business on the hit ABC television show Shark Tank. Trey and Donovan Brown, sons of former premier Ewart Brown and Priscilla Murray Brown, signed off on a $200,000 inves...

The Smith’s community came together at Warriors Field as part of a candlelight vigil last night to remember those who have died in recent years. More than 150 people gathered on the field for the event, organised by the St Philip AME Church in partne...

A planning application has been submitted to restore storm-damaged stairs which lead to an East End beach. The application, submitted by IEPC Ltd on behalf of the Bermuda Government, proposed rebuilding the dock and staircase leading to Achilles Bay ...

The Government will launch a review of the island’s fire service to determine its fitness for its role. The Throne Speech, delivered yesterday by Tom Oppenheim, the Deputy Governor, said the Government would approach His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Con...

The Progressive Labour Party’s Black Tie Gala is set to return this month for the first time since 2019. A party spokeswoman said the event will include remarks by David Burt and other party members, along with performances by local entertainers incl...