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Brownlow Place, who turns 106 tomorrow, did not just see Bermuda change from a rigidly segregated community to a modern democracy, he was at the centre of many of the changes through his family’s newspaper, The Recorder. This week he shared his memor...

Haiti’s flag will be given a place of pride at Somerset Cricket Club for Cup Match in tribute to the Caribbean nation’s historic role in Emancipation. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, joined the presentation of the flag to Dawn...

A case management system that is the “lifeblood” of the island’s courts must be replaced as a priority, the Registrar of the Courts said. Alexandra Domingues noted in an annual report that the judiciary was told the funding needed to buy an up-to-dat...

The constitutional stand-off over whether Bermuda is allowed to legalise cannabis took a new twist as it emerged the British foreign secretary is currently considering if the controversial move can go ahead. It remains unclear when Liz Truss, who is ...

Almost 200 trainee cadets, officers and permanent crew members of the US Coast Guard training vessel Eagle have made port in Bermuda under the ship’s first female captain Jessica Rozzi-Ochs. The 295-foot barque is visiting the island for the 39th tim...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority was launched eight years ago to lead the way in revitalising the industry on the island. It was meant to be apolitical and independent but it has attracted considerable commentary and had a high turnover of senior st...

Schools will have greater autonomy once an overhaul of the education is implemented, it has been claimed. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said an independent education authority will work “at arm’s length from Government” in supporting how ...

About a third of residents feel forced to buy less food and almost a fifth are choosing less healthy options owing to rising prices, says a new survey

A charity dedicated to helping the island’s older people said many of its members wanted greater price control regulations in the face of creeping cost-of-living increases. Age Concern Bermuda highlighted that its financial hardship support totalled ...

Michael Dunkley, the shadow national security minister, has accused the Government of using its push to legalise cannabis as a way of creating “friction” with London. The former premier said the legislation was aimed at “picking a fight” with Britain...