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A limit is to be put on the number of cars in Bermuda as part of a wide-ranging plan to reduce congestion on the Island's roads. How that will work in practice is expected to be revealed within the next few weeks. A curb on vehicles is only one plank...

The first year of the Tucker?s Point Residence Club has seen an occupancy level touching 93 percent at certain times of the year and averaging out at 77 percent. The popularity of the fractional ownership villas has been so high that nearly all of th...

The first year of the Tucker’s Point Residence Club has seen an occupancy level touching 93 percent at certain times of the year and averaging out at 77 percent. The popularity of the fractional ownership villas has been so high that nearly all of th...

Two men who walked free after a jury could not decide if they had plotted to kill five trial witnesses may yet face a re-trial despite a Supreme Court Judge ruling out the possibility earlier this year. However a legal team featuring two overseas Que...

Here is an impression of how the new Bank of Bermuda office building to replace the former Trimingham?s department store should look once it is completed. Standing six-storeys with the uppermost three storeys tiered backwards from Front Street. The b...

Two men who walked free after a jury could not decide if they had plotted to kill five trial witnesses may yet face a re-trial despite a Supreme Court Judge ruling out the possibility earlier this year. However a legal team featuring two overseas Que...

Eight luxury cottages and a swimming pool bordered by cabanas has been proposed for a corner of the Horizons and Cottages resort in Paget. The new cottages at the historic cottage colony will have two floors above ground featuring a pair of en suite ...

Eight luxury cottages and a swimming pool bordered by cabanas has been proposed for a corner of the Horizons and Cottages resort in Paget. The new cottages at the historic cottage colony will have two floors above ground featuring a pair of en suite ...

Appeals Court President Edward Zacca has turned away an appeal by a man who's lawyer claimed a Portuguese interpreter was inaccurate in court. Joseph Moniz Lima, 41, of no fixed abode, was convicted in May last year and sent to prison for four years ...