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It is not the right moment for Bermuda to fall in line with other countries that have non-governmental tourism authorities to run their tourism efforts, Tourism Minister Ewart Brown told the House of Assembly on Friday. Replying to calls from the Opp...

The much heralded arrival of low cost airline JetBlue Airways to Bermuda has resulted in US Airways scrapping its service from New York's LaGuardia Airport and Spirit Airlines now having doubts if it will start a competing service. On the plus side, ...

Freeing up some of the 2,000 vacant properties on the Island and a pilot scheme to charge a flat rate of rent based on income have been revealed amongst a string of ideas aimed at solving Bermuda?s affordable housing problem. And Housing Minister Sen...

Government is to consult with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals regarding its pilot programme to cull some of the Island?s feral chickens. The SPCA has been out of the loop regarding the programme, which is designed to reduce the p...

One crack house has been closed down by the Ministry for National Drug Control and will be re-let to a family in need, Minister has revealed. Speaking during the Budget debate on his Ministry on Wednesday night, Mr. Perinchief said more crack houses ...

Top executives flying from New York to Bermuda can now up the ante as far as comfort and prestigious travel goes because a direct helicopter link from Manhattan to JFK Airport is to commence later this month. The news was revealed during a whirlwind ...

The manager of The St. George?s Club timeshare development is preparing to leave the Island to take up a new job in Las Vegas. Louie Blanc has been at the club for the since late 2004, but he has accepted another posting with the club?s overall manag...

A college student who brought to Bermuda a pair of sneakers containing heroin with a street value of $51,840 hidden in the soles has explained why she initially lied to Police about the person who had given her the shoes. Shaunnah Dill, 20, went on a...

A dispute involving workers at Hamilton Docks has been resolved following talks after a work-to-rule action by dockers which started on Sunday evening. The dispute centred on a lack of communication between management and workers at Stevedoring Servi...

A trial at Supreme Court number one was put on hold temporarily yesterday as lawyers and Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves paid tribute to the late Richard Hector QC, who as previously reported in passed this week aged 74. Lawyer Victoria Pearman said sh...