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The Government has been accused of “discriminatory” payroll tax reforms that will increase costs for small to medium businesses and “kill jobs”. The attack came from the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance as the House of Assembly debated an amendment t...

Hamilton’s town crier has won a top award in Britain. Ed Christopher beat 19 other competitors in the National Town Crier Competition, held at Helmsley Castle in North Yorkshire — and also picked up the award for best-dressed crier. Mr Christopher sa...

The Bermuda National Trust tonight welcomed a Government decision to renew the lease of a family threated with eviction from their farm. The charity also backed a decision by Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, to extend all la...

Bermudian artist April Branco hopes her mural depicting members of the H&H Gombey Troupe will help to garner a greater respect in the community for the men behind the mask. Ms Branco, who has been shadowing the troupe for the past four years as part...

The MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda won by hometown champion Flora Duffy generated an overall economic impact of $4.4 million according to a newly released report. The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s rport, which was produced by PricewaterhouseCoopers,...

The One Bermuda Alliance insisted today that it complied with a request from the Parliamentary Registrar not to use confidential voter information after it was sent to them by mistake. The Opposition spoke out after the Parliamentary Registrar’s off...

Minister of National Security Wayne Caines hosted an information session to discuss the way forward for the government’s Information Technology, infrastructure and cybersecurity strategy. Mr Caines, who described the meeting as “productive and instru...

A collision has occurred on Middle Road in Sandys in the area of White Hill Field causing major traffic delays in the area. According to the Bermuda Police Service, it appears a car collided with a utility pole and over turned. No major injuries w...

Students on the Future Leaders Programme have shared their experiences. The students spent 90 hours over three weeks speaking with politicians, volunteering with the homeless and learning about the most needy in society through a series of films. T...

A charge of careless driving against government senator Crystal Caesar was dismissed by a court yesterday. Ms Caesar, 44, from Pembroke, was accused of running a red light at the junction of Court Street and Reid Street in Hamilton. The police consta...