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Lawrence Scott has said he is “surprised, but not bitter” to have been dismissed as transport minister by David Burt, the Premier. The Cabinet shake-up also saw the removal of Ernest Peets as Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, as well as Governmen...

Plans to create additional parking spaces for a Pembroke development have been rejected by the Development Applications Board. The application by West Hamilton Ltd proposed additional rock cuts at 71 Pitts Bay Road to allow for the creation of parkin...

A lawyer representing two medical clinics has called for the Commissioner of Police to be held in contempt after it was revealed that photocopies of medical records seized from the facilities had been incinerated. Jerome Lynch, KC, counsel for the cl...

A photograph of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by a former Bermuda policeman has been selected as the base for a stamp intended to honour the late US Supreme Court judge. The US Postal Service announced that Justice Ginsburg, who died in 2020 at the age of 87, ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has said it looks forward to working with Rishi Sunak, the new British prime minister. Cole Simons, the Opposition leader, said in a statement: “At a time when the country desperately needs stability, Mr Sunak appears to brin...

A lawyer representing a police officer and his wife in a harassment case is seeking information from a report into allegations of misconduct by Stephen Corbishley, the former Commissioner of Police. Jerome Lynch, KC, counsel for Mark Monk and Tricia ...

A woman owed more than $15,000 in redundancy payments has called for action after two years without receiving a penny. An Employment Tribunal found in 2020 that The Athletic Club had made Cassandra Simmons redundant in November 2019 when it moved her...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has named new vice-presidents of experiences, operations and finance after a series of internal promotions. Tashae Thompson has been promoted to the position of vice-president of experiences, Jakai Franks has been named ...

A plan to build three houses and three apartments on the site of a former dairy farm has been given planning approval. A planning application by the Yellowbird Trust proposed the erection of three new buildings on an empty lot on Watlington Lane,...

Retroactive plans for an outdoor “private members club” in Flatts have been recommended for refusal despite “significant variations” to the original proposal. According to the planning application, Lazy Corner was intended to be an extension of t...