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A private school is to host a prestigious international youth conference in Bermuda next year. The Bermuda High School for Girls (BHS) will invite some 200 students and adults to visit the Island for the Young Round Square of the Americas conference ...

Much work still has to be done before speed cameras can be installed on Bermuda?s roads, a Minister has admitted. Randy Horton, Minister of Labour, Home Affairs and Public Safety, told he could make no promises in terms of when cameras would be perma...

More than a third of people are pleased with this year?s Budget and almost half think economic conditions in Bermuda are good, according to a survey commissioned by . Our poll asked 404 people a series of questions related to the economy, including h...

A bus driver is warning passengers to look before they sit down after finding a thumb tack on a seat. Gregory Simons, 46, said he found the tack, with the sharp point facing upwards, on his Somerset-bound bus on Friday afternoon. ?Someone left the ta...

The location of a new city apartment block to be built by the Government has been revealed. The five-storey mixed commercial and residential structure will be on Ewing Street but work on it has been delayed because of an injunction to stop developmen...

A Government Minister is urging traders and the public to support a new festival celebrating Warwick. Dale Butler, who holds the Community and Cultural Affairs portfolio, has organised the We Love Warwick Rubber Tree Festival which will take place to...

Government Chief Whip Ottiwell Simmons has disputed international claims that a controversial eastern European election was severely flawed. Former trade unionist Mr. Simmons travelled to Belarus last week to act as an official observer of the countr...

Health Minister Patrice Minors last night insisted that the removal of a cardiologist from his hospital post would not put heart attack victims at risk. Dr. Shane Marshall has left his part-time administrative post as Director of Cardiology at King E...

A good Samaritan who helped a badly beaten man has told how the injuries were the worst he?d ever seen. The victim was apparently attacked, along with his brother and a friend, in Fagans Alley, off Front Street by a gang of men who jumped out of a da...