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Architects working for the Argus Group have drawn up a vision of how the insurance company's expanded headquarters in Wesley Street will look if approval is given for a seven-storey tall extension. A deep excavation hole has already been dug in the g...

A Bermuda chef has been certified as an executive chef by the American Culinary Federation. Christopher M. Malpas underwent written and practical examinations in addition to completing coursework on food safety, nutrition and supervisory management t...

Three chefs from Bermuda have proved themselves the best in the Caribbean area by sweeping the board at the seventh annual International Foodservice Competition in Mexico City. They were among 12 chefs from the region who reached the final of the con...

The first appeal against a mandatory three-year jail term for possessing a bladed article in a public place without lawful reason has failed. Tough legislation introduced by Government in 2005 in response to increasing numbers of attacks involving bl...

A Pembroke man has become the first person in Bermuda to be convicted on indictment of aggravated vehicle taking. When he appeared in the Supreme Court, Marcel Rubaine, 28, admitted taking a car without the permission of its owner, driving it in a da...

Government?s own draft Sustainable Development Strategy provides proof that Government has failed to address the housing crisis since it took power in 1998, an Opposition Senator has claimed. Opposition Senate Leader Kim Swan said the report containe...

A tow truck had to move cars parked in a higgledy-piggledy fashion at Bermuda International Airport?s overflow car park after the sheer volume of vehicles left during the Cup Match holiday resulted in motorists being blocked in when they attempted to...

The Progressive Labour Party has no intention of putting Independence ?on the back-burner? despite that being one interpretation of its reaction to a poll indicating 70 percent of the population has no desire to split from the UK. Taking Bermuda into...