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Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has resigned, just seven months after taking the job. Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Education and Economic Development Ross Webber announced this afternoon that Dr Heatley will continue through a period...

Bermudian culture is the key to resurrecting the Island’s tourism industry, according to Bermuda Tourism Authority CEO Bill Hanbury Addressing an audience at the Bermuda College last night, Mr Hanbury said that work is being done to improve the marke...

Government has been accused of misleading the public about the safety of units at the Grand Atlantic housing project. However, the One Bermuda Alliance says it is not trying to fool anyone about the controversial development. In a statement yesterday...

An ambulance in the east end would be more valuable than the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre, according to St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome. Mr Bascome said the arguments surrounding the future of the facility had become more about politics than the well...

A Sandys woman is calling for help finding her lost Yorkshire terrier, which she believes may have already been picked up. Jennifer Harvey said that yesterday her grandchildren were walking the dog named Cash in the Black Bay area at around noon when...

Town Cut must be modified in order to secure cruise ships in the east end, according to St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome. However, he said the results of a 2011 study that proposed the near destruction of three islands at a cost of as much as $71 milli...

The West End Development Corporation (Wedco) is seeking Expressions of Interest to develop or redevelop several historic west end sites. In an advertisement in yesterday’s Royal Gazette, the quango said it is looking for proposals for Albert and Vict...

The controversial White’s Island lease was before the Supreme Court yesterday as Government attempted to regain control of the property. The Ministry of Public Works claims that the property’s lease to anti-gang organisation CARTEL is in breach of th...

A young Bermudian who took part in a training programme in India has been recognised by the Minister of Home Affairs. Fanaye Broadbelt, who is working towards her Masters of Science in renewable energy and the built environment, spent the last three ...