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Bermuda Chamber of Commerce members are invited to a breakfast meeting next week to hear more about the SAGE Report, particularly the potential commercial ramifications of its recommendations. Finance Minister Bob Richards will attend the panel di...

Two dentists have had their “extraordinary” and lengthy legal battles with the Bermuda Dental Board highlighted in an international report — and it doesn’t cast the Island in a favourable light, according to one of them. James Fay, of Paget Dental Gr...

A pre-school breakfast scheme which was in danger of folding has been saved thanks to the Coalition for the Protection of Children. The charity has stepped in with sponsorship to ensure the programme, run by the Feed the Children Ministries of the th...

The Department of Planning has halved the length of time it takes to process planning applications, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. He told the Senate this morning that the average time taken to process an application fell from 12.7 ...

The mother of a heroin addict who died aged 25 said yesterday she was hopeful that the Senior Coroner would agree to her request for an inquest. Lynn Spencer lost son Christopher on October 27 last year, after he collapsed at their Paget home, and sh...

Road crashes have killed 144 people on Bermuda’s roads since 2000 but policymakers lack the will to tackle the problem, according to CADA executive director Anthony Santucci. The anti-drink driving campaigner pointed out that the Island had averaged ...

Hospital bosses are trying to stop an inquest being held into the death of bar owner Hubert (Hubie) Brown. Mr Brown, who ran Hubie’s bar and jazz club on Angle Street, died aged 66 in December 2002 at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Senior Coroner...

The Department of Immigration has granted Bermudian status to a six-year-old boy whose mother had been told he didn’t qualify. The child was born on the Island to Bermudian parents, allegedly as the result of a rape, as revealed by The Royal Gazette ...

Bermuda’s freedom of information law could finally be enacted next year, according to a report published by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office yesterday. The report by the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council, on the Government’s progress ...

Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley appears to have changed his mind about the need for an inquiry into historic complaints of sexual misconduct in the Bermuda Regiment. The Deputy Premier, who as an Opposition MP was vocal about the need for a th...