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The controversial airport redevelopment project, lack of employment for Bermudians and the need for a living wage were all high on the agenda in the 35th Annual Labour Day Banquet speech last night. Keynote speaker Chris Furbert, president of the Ber...

Three black authors will be selling and signing their books at an event celebrating Bermuda’s unique culture today. Dale Butler, Sharon Apopa and David Chapman will take centre stage at The Black Collective Saturday Market in the Bermuda Industrial U...

A woman has reported to police a burglary at her residence in Sandys, believed to have taken place last night or in the early hours of this morning. It is understood that the burglary took place at a residence off Middle Road near Maxi Mart between 1...

The young music students who have been training with renowned violinist Mark Wood have told how they enjoyed getting thrust out of their comfort zone to perform a rock concert in Bermuda. Students from the Bermuda School of Music and a student from t...

Mahesh Reddy claims he felt fearful and helpless as a result of “intimidation and harassment” by the Bermuda Police Service. In an affidavit filed with the Supreme Court, Dr Reddy states he was asked sexually explicit questions during the May 9 raid ...

Overseas engineers are on the island assessing the potential risk of falling rocks in road cuts and cliffs round the island. The work is being conducted under the Ministry of Public Works after a large chunk of limestone from the wall crashed on to t...

The number of venues that civil marriage ceremonies can be conducted has been expanded by the Registry General with the passing of the Marriage Amendment Act 2016. Under the Marriage Act 1944, civil marriage ceremonies were only permitted to be cond...

More than ten creative businesses are joining forces with the Chewstick Foundation during tomorrow’s ‘happy hour’ for an evening of music and fundraising. The businesses housed in the Somers Building on Front Street will be hosting an open house to ...

Washington speaker Ayo Kimathi, has launched a legal challenge against a decision by the Bermuda Government that put him on the stop list. His lawyer Eugene Johnston of J2 Chambers successfully applied to the Supreme Court for Mr Kimathi’s case to be...

World-renowned violinist Mark Wood is to make a return to Bermuda to train students for a rock-inspired concert to be held at City Hall. The Emmy Award-winning composer and former member of American prog-rock band the Trans-Siberian Orchestra is the...