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A breakaway group of immigration reform protesters marched from Sessions House to the office of Attorney-General Trevor Moniz yesterday afternoon, in an effort to confront him about the “Pathways to Status” initiative. The 30-strong group set off at...

Potential jurors were escorted out of the House of Assembly yesterday morning as protesters joined arms to surround the Parliament building. Meanwhile, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley as well as court staff were not able to gain access to court rooms insid...

Hundreds of full containers remain on the dockside in Hamilton as a result of two days of industrial action. Although containers were unloaded from the Somers Isles and Bermuda Islander last week about 200 containers have not moved since Thursday w...

Local boat owner Bill Tatem offered a helping hand to Bermudians, residents and tourists struggling to make their way around the island during yesterday’s work stoppages by giving them a free lift in his boat. The self-employed construction worker to...

Buses are not expected to run this morning as a labour withdrawal over immigration legislation continues. The Ministry of Tourism Development and Transport yesterday afternoon announced that the bus service would be cancelled at least during the morn...

Ferries, buses and the docks were among a host of services stopped yesterday after hundreds of workers responded to a call for an island-wide labour withdrawal from the People’s Campaign. About 1,200 people took part in a peaceful but at times fiery ...

Bermuda was braced for industrial activity this morning, with Michael Dunkley describing the People’s Campaign’s call for an island-wide work stoppage as “irresponsible and misconceived”. At 11pm last night, the Bermuda Government warned of likely di...

Single mothers, seniors and college-educated women all recounted their experiences of unemployment before a packed hall aimed at helping Bermuda’s jobless females. More than 150 appeared yesterday for the “Women Hearing Women” forum called by Progres...

Young professionals enlightened Rotarians on how to break into the insurance industry yesterday. The talk came at the start of Insurance Career Month, an American initiative adopted by local businesses to help combat a growing ‘talent crisis’. In the...

Bermudians struggling to find work should look to the traditional industries that have serviced the Island for decades for employment, according to Michael Dunkley. The Premier said there had been a gradual departure from the hospitality and farming ...