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A bill to double tax on the purchase of foreign currency was passed last night. Finance Minister Paula Cox described the move as a “revenue-raising measure” which could yield $15 million in the next financial year. The foreign currency purchase tax w...

A bill to double tax on the purchase of foreign currency was passed last night. Finance Minister Paula Cox described the move as a ?revenue-raising measure? which could yield $15 million in the next financial year. The foreign currency purchase tax w...

Bermuda College’s board of governors “respectfully disagrees” with a recommendation its president should pay back thousands of taxpayers’ dollars spent on utility bills and his membership of an exclusive club. In its official response to a damning Go...

Bermuda College?s board of governors ?respectfully disagrees? with a recommendation its president should pay back thousands of taxpayers? dollars spent on utility bills and his membership of an exclusive club. In its official response to a damning Go...

A series of courses has been set up to show people how to safely remove asbestos from buildings. Refresher and re-certification courses on the subject are also available in the scheme being run by the Environmental Health Office. Sessions will take p...

Premier Ewart Brown has warned seniors they should “beware” as the UBP appeared to be targeting their vote. “If I had one single reaction to this reply from the Opposition,” said Dr. Brown during Friday's Budget Debate, “it would be: ‘seniors of Berm...

Opposition MP Cole Simons called for Government to do more to help agriculture on the Island. He said this would help find jobs for less academically inclined young people. Taking to the floor, Premier Ewart Brown warned seniors they should ?beware? ...

A series of courses has been set up to show people how to safely remove asbestos from buildings. Refresher and re-certification courses on the subject are also available in the scheme being run by the Environmental Health Office. Sessions will take p...

Residents in a former hotel ravaged by fire fear they will have nowhere to go when their tenancy contracts expire this Thursday. About 18 people, including five children, have continued to live at the Leopards' Plaza, Brunswick Street, Pembroke, desp...

Residents in a former hotel ravaged by fire fear they will have nowhere to go when their tenancy contracts expire this Thursday. About 18 people, including five children, have continued to live at the Leopards' Plaza, Brunswick Street, Pembroke, desp...