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Legislation has been passed in the Senate that will transfer the function of recording land interests from the Registrar General to the Land Title Registrar Office. The Bill was passed along with eight other pieces of legislation during yesterday’s ...

Michael Dunkley has sent a message to the community to say “health is the most important thing” in light of surgery he had to treat skin cancer on his face. The Premier, who says he is in good health following recent outpatient surgery, was speaking...

Eight of Bermuda’s public schools have been broken into in recent weeks, according to police. Police reported a spate of 11 burglaries across the schools from January 16 up until yesterday, affecting: • CedarBridge Academy • Clearwater Middle School ...

Social justice, pensions and health policy are high on the agenda for incoming senator Andrew Simons. Mr Simons was sworn in, replacing Georgia Marshall, during yesterday morning’s sitting of the Senate. He gave his Affirmation Of Allegiance, and C...

Sweeping aerial views of Bermuda and her stunning coastline are the subject of a new series of films and photography by film-maker Andrew Stevenson. Mr Stevenson, known for his research identifying Bermuda’s migrating whale population, has made publi...

A handful of protesters turned up at the House of Assembly yesterday to make their own stand against the airport Bill, with one saying they didn’t need the union to lead them as if “we have got a ring in our nose”. The majority of those making a pea...

Two men have been charged with wounding with attempt to do grievous bodily harm involving a bladed article. Taiquan Davis, 18, of Pembroke and Jerome Bailey, 18, of Devonshire are facing charges in the Supreme Court for the offences against Deniko C...

Carnival Cruise Line’s is to offer a series of four-day cruises from New York to Bermuda during the spring and summer of next year. Its cruise ship Carnival Horizon’s inaugural season includes voyages to Europe from Barcelona and the Caribbean from N...

Around 100 seniors have been armed with the skills to help themselves and others in an emergency situation thanks to a disaster reduction training initiative instigated by the Bermuda Red Cross. The charity’s disaster manager Diane Gordon has helped...

“They saw you come in” senior Joan Van Putten told me when I entered the Dr Cann Park residential complex in Southampton. Ms Van Putten — one of about ten newly trained team leaders of the Red Cross’s Disaster Risk Reduction Programme for residents a...