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Cabbies are still divided over whether the GPS tracking system Government legislated be included in all taxis is a positive development. While some drivers told yesterday GPS has been a waste of money, others still hope the system will improve servic...

Government?s own draft Sustainable Development Strategy provides proof that Government has failed to address the housing crisis since it took power in 1998, an Opposition Senator has claimed. Opposition Senate Leader Kim Swan said the report containe...

Bermuda?s consumers were hit hard in the wallet in June when the annual rate of inflation surged by 3.7 percent due to high increases in rents and fuel and power costs. The Department of Statistics said yesterday the Consumer Price index (CPI) regist...

Geography may seem like an unusual reason to fight, especially in a 22-square-mile Island, however, to those involved in the dispute between ?town? and ?country? it is all very real. talked to a 26-year-old black man who understands youth culture in ...

Spot fines for marine offences Police are warning they now have the power to issue on-the-spot fines to anyone who commits a marine offence such as speeding on the water, littering or not having a valid boating licence. New laws have come into force ...

A vagrant was released from Police custody despite pleading guilty yesterday in Magistrates' Court to begging. Keith Edward Peniston was arrested on Friday for begging on Front Street. The complainant ? a tourist ? told officers the defendant asked h...

Dilton Robinson, who failed in a bid to sue the Bank of Bermuda in 2002, yesterday launched a Supreme Court action aimed at recovering money he lost when a condominium development went wrong in the 1990s. Yesterday, Mr. Robinson claimed Andre Heylige...

Shadow Education Minister Neville Darrell is calling for a definitive textbook tackling Bermuda?s history to be produced and included on the public school syllabus. Mr. Darrell told there were no ?seminal texts? detailing the Island?s heritage and sa...

Islanders could be asked to make personal pledges to safeguard the environment under a new plan for the long-term future of Bermuda. The draft document Charting Our Course: Sustaining Bermuda suggests developing a list of actions that people can take...