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Government has been accused of dodging questions over the $1.5 million cost to renovate the Premier?s new official residence at Clifton. Only partial answers have been given to enquiries seeking a breakdown of exactly how much money has been spent on...

A jury has heard that a man who had previously received treatment at the former St. Brendan?s Hospital allegedly committed a sexual assault on another outpatient after she accepted a ride on his motorbike. The 57-year-old Warwick man, who cannot be n...

Long-serving hotel workers with soon-to-expire six-year work permits fear some of the new overseas staff being brought in to replace them appear to have little or no hotel experience or qualifications. The consequence could be poorer quality service,...

The acting CEO of the Bermuda Hospitals Board Venetta Symonds has achieved a globally recognised certification in healthcare management. And her entry into a world-wide ?club? of top medical professionals has been praised as an example of what a Berm...

The role of ethics in the work of hospitals and medical professionals is being put under the spotlight this week with a series of panel discussions, learning lunches and presentations involving the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and the Mid-Atlant...

A leading trade unionist feels tricked by the way his members were sold a pay agreement after being told Government was under financial strain only for the controversial increase in MPs salaries to be proposed a few months later. President of the Ber...

A row sparked last week after a television cameraman was prevented from filming a town hall meeting because organisers had their own video production company. A cameraman for ZBM TV was stopped from recording a public meeting on the Island?s human ri...

Drivers who already have a valid licence from an overseas country will soon no longer be required to take the full car driving test in Bermuda. Instead they will need to take only a written test and the reverse parking section of the practical test. ...

The deterioration of highly visible property and landmarks in St. George?s has brought a call for Government to remedy the situation and remove the blots on the landscape that visitors see as they arrive in the World Heritage Status town. A water cat...

The weekly Farmers? Market at the Bulls Head car park in Hamilton is set to continue at least until August. A number of vendors are continuing to show up and farmer Tom Wadson said his stall would likely last at least another month as there was still...