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Parish councils could get more powers if the Government implements proposals contained in its recently-released sustainable development draft plan. The document Charting Our Course: Sustaining Bermuda argues that better use could be made of parish co...

Bermuda needs to keep pace with other small islands and become more active within the United Nations, according to a new blueprint for the future of the Island. Charting Our Course: Sustaining Bermuda ? a draft strategy on sustainable development dra...

A controversial proposal to pay top civil servants according to their performance is included in the draft version of the Government's sustainable development plan. Charting Our Course: Sustaining Bermuda suggests that performance-related pay is need...

The head civil servant at the Human Rights Commission (HRC) has resigned following complaints about his work ? just weeks after the chairman of the Government board also stepped down. Executive officer David Wilson handed his notice in after a report...

The Bermuda-based businessman ordered to pay his ex-wife one of the biggest divorce settlements in British legal history has said he will take his case to the highest court of appeal in the UK. John Charman, 53, chief executive officer and president ...

An in-depth review of the way Government boards are appointed and carry out their work is needed, according to a new report on the best way forward for Bermuda. Charting Our Course: Sustaining Bermuda ? a draft strategy for the Island?s long-term fut...

A Government-run golf course has been left high and dry after paid-for grass was never delivered by an American supplier, which it is claimed has gone bust. The president of St. George?s Golf Club is calling for part of the East End course to be clos...

An insurance magnate based in Bermuda has been ordered to pay his ex-wife ?48 million ($91.5 million) at London?s High Court in what is believed to be the biggest-ever settlement in a contested divorce case in British legal history. John Charman, 53,...

An MP?s fears that illiterate seniors are not receiving their pensions due to a new bank account payment system are unfounded, a Government spokesman said yesterday. United Bermuda Party MP Suzann Roberts-Holshouser said she was aware of residents in...

A 104-year-old map depicting the driving and cycling routes of Bermuda at the start of the last century has been returned to the Island by a tourist who was given it by her mother. The brown paper folded map was specially compiled for and published i...