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Bermuda College is working on developing its vision for the next decade by tapping into public perceptions about its progress on its current strategic plan. The facility held its 14th focus group with key constituents yesterday, a spokesman said. “Th...

The Island’s employment market shrunk by more than five percent with a net loss of almost 2,000 jobs last year — the biggest drop in jobs in a single year since figures were first collated 35 years ago. And the 2012 Employment Survey also highlights ...

A Southampton Rangers football player has been jailed for 15 years for his role as “kingpin” in a plot to bring almost $500,000 worth of cocaine into Bermuda. Everett Bean, 31, masterminded the plan to smuggle in the shipment from the Caribbean in Ja...

Condolences poured in yesterday for Bermudian Jurina Vincent Lee, who was killed in a car crash in North Carolina on Saturday. The former Bermuda police officer lost her life in the head-on collision; the driver of the other car died as well. The 35...

Opposition MP Walton Brown is refusing to declare his financial interests to Parliament — on a point of principle. The Shadow Education Minister says he won’t submit his details for the Register of Interests until there is clarity on what the law req...

A new security initiative in schools has saved Government more than $1.5 million in just nine months, according to the Ministry of Education. The former PLP administration began installing security cameras throughout public schools at the end of 2011...

The prevalence of underage drinking will be the focus of Alcohol Awareness Month to heighten public awareness on the social impact of alcohol and substance abuse in Bermuda. Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley officially launched the month-long se...

The weekend that football clubs all around our Island prepare for. It goes down in history as the weekend when the Kappa’s give back; and not just show their love and support for the sport of football but the appreciation for the things that this sp...

Sandys Secondary Middle School students got instructed in the finer details of the law during the school’s annual careers day. For one group of M2 students, this included a trip to the Southside Police Station in St David’s and an afternoon at Hamilt...

The governing party has criticised the Progressive Labour Party's assessment of its first 100 days as a return to election campaign “tactics of misdirection, distortion and exaggeration”. In a statement from One Bermuda Alliance Chairman Thad Hollis,...