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Curtis Dickinson has dismissed David Burt’s claims that the $376 million Fairmont Southampton deal has been done

Historic family photographs could find a spot in a new exhibition at the National Museum of Bermuda. The museum is asking the public to submit their family photographs – and an accompanying story about the images – to be included in an upcoming exhib...

Charities are being asked to submit applications to receive funds from the annual End-to-End event. Money raised during the Convex End-to-End will go towards four charities as well as the operating expenses of maintaining the Railway Trail. Anne Mell...

David Burt has said he is “confident” of beating off tomorrow’s challenge to his leadership of the Progressive Labour Party

The Department of Education has been ordered to launch a renewed search for documents about a Pati applicant and their child after they initially said they could not locate any such records. According to the Information Commissioner’s Office, in Marc...

Bermuda’s pharmacists will this week set out to raise awareness of the opportunities available in the field as the island celebrates National Pharmacy Week. Melissa Levy, president of the Bermuda Pharmaceutical Association, said: “This week we recogn...

The Government should impose a minimum corporate tax on big business if it is serious about tackling the cost-of-living crisis. This is the view of Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, who presented a case for such a move a...

A private school is celebrating outstanding exam results with almost all students getting grades A* to C in recent I/GCSE exams. Bermuda High School for Girls said 97 per cent of all I/GCSE grades awarded to BHS students this year were A* to C or the...

The Government has been accused of using “excuses” to avoid answering questions on a controversial programme that costs taxpayers millions of dollars. Opposition senator Robin Tucker made the allegation after asking questions in the Upper House on th...

Pupils in Bermuda’s first signature learning programmes feel excited and that the lessons are “authentic”, senators heard yesterday. Owen Darrell, the junior education minister, said that attitudes were positive after the launch of the schemes at the...