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Hoteliers are spitting mad at accusations made by the Tourism and Transport Minister that one of the primary reasons for declining occupancies and hotel bookings is the quality of the hotel product. The statement was made on Monday during the media a...

Belco customers in two areas of the Island experienced power outages yesterday. The first blackout affected 20 customers in Flatts Hill, Flatts Village between12.50 and 6.54 p.m. Linda Smith-Wilson, vice president, Corporate Communications, said this...

There will soon be lots of room at the inn for visitors to Somerset Village. The owner of Loyalty Inn has been granted planning permission to build seven new tourist units. The units will be built on the doorstep of the 100-year-old Somerset pub and ...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board apparently blinked in the showdown with American vascular surgeon James Brockenbrough yesterday and declined to hold a hearing on his failure of a drug test. The lack of action means Dr. Brockenbrough has left KEMH and the...

A Canadian drug mule was jailed for ten years for importing nearly $600,000 of illegal drugs to the Island. In October, Ian James Mullen, 35, of Wincott Drive, Ontario, pleaded guilty to three counts of importing $571,590 worth of cocaine, heroin and...

Seven men were arrested and one officer was hurt in a scuffle after Police responded to a disturbance outside Captain?s Lounge on Reid Street on Sunday. Police found some 20 people outside the night spot at around 10.45 p.m. The men were arrested for...

A Devonshire man was found guilty of obstructing Police after he swallowed a home-made cigarette when he was searched. Police became suspicious after Clinton Outerbridge hurriedly walked away from them on Court Street. They stopped him and he appeare...

Mayor of Hamilton Lawson Mapp and a businessman have both backed the idea of high-rise living accommodation in the city to help solve the housing crisis. Shadow Housing Minister Wayne Furbert said that the United Bermuda Party was prepared to accept ...

Police made 16 arrests during Halloween night. They dealt with more than a dozen incidents of eggs and other missiles being thrown. In one, a rock smashed a bus window. Among the calls was a report of a disturbance at Hamilton Parish Workman's Club, ...

A St. David?s developer has submitted a second retroactive planning application to fix an illegal home before enforcement action is taken against him. He could face a $25,000 fine. Derek Wright, of Richardson and Wright Construction, sought final ret...