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Morgan’s Point developer Craig Christensen last night said he could not promise construction jobs for Bermudians once building work on a hotel, multiple residential units and a mega yacht marina project got under way. He was answering questions about...

Ewing Street is heading into the final weeks of an extensive overhaul and beautification that has already resulted in new lamp posts and wider pavements being laid using dark pink bricks. The trees have been surrounded by grates and the tangled overh...

Lovitta Foggo, the Shadow Minister for Education, has questioned whether Leah Scott should be retained as a junior minister. After debate over a letter by the MP that bore striking similarities to a website article, the Progressive Labour Party last ...

Accountant General Curtis Stovell said his role in waiving the three-bid process for Government projects required by Financial Instructions should not be handled by him and that it should be the responsibility of the Office of Project Management and ...

Parents, teachers and students filled the auditorium at Somersfield Academy to view the Middle Years Programme (MYP) participants’ International Baccalaureate projects. From Cani Swan’s hovercraft to a Donovan Stubbs bodybuilding programme, the 18 st...

The Public Accounts Committee focused on the proposed redevelopment of the Bermuda airport yesterday, questioning Accountant General Curtis Stovell about his reasons for giving Government permission to enter into an agreement with Canadian Commercial...

Payroll tax relief should remain in place for retail and restaurant operations or jobs will be lost, say business owners who have put it at the top of their Budget wish list. The Bermuda Government’s Budget for 2015-16 will be delivered today at 10a...

Bermuda’s decades of decline in tourism numbers coupled with an overview of the difficulties the industry has still to overcome are detailed in a Travel Weekly report, published in its most recent issue. Travel Weekly describes itself as “the travel ...

A disabled man has described how he was forced to give up his part-time employment because it put him in a more challenging position than when he was on full financial assistance. Phillip Ingham, 44, was born with cerebral palsy (CP). He said: “My ri...

A treble clef that resolves into a triplet of wavelets rather than the ubiquitous fiddle head, is immediately recognisable as the Bermuda Festival logo. It was designed by John Ellison, the first chairman of the Festival, and its founder along with ...