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The appointment of a new accountant-general was announced by the Government this afternoon. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Finance said that Dionne Morrison-Shakir took up the post on August 1. She added: “Mrs Morrison-Shakir is a chartered accoun...

A man who lost his younger brother to violence told last night how he found purpose in life after the teenager’s death. Kudre Hill delivered an emotional presentation at the Bermuda College, where he told an audience: “You win when you can walk out o...

Curtis Dickinson launched his challenge for the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party out of a desire to serve Bermuda, he has said. Speaking at a public meeting at the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters on Monday night, Mr Dickinson added th...

Talks are being held with cruise lines to ease Covid-19 testing requirements, Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, has said. The move comes as two operators cancelled seven transatlantic cruises that were scheduled to visit Bermuda by the end of t...

Four years of audited accounts from the Bermuda Hospitals Board are expected to be made public by the end of December, the organisation’s chief financial officer has said. Bill Shields predicted that records up to 2020 will be available and added tha...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has appointed a new head of technology ahead of the launch of an electronic medical record system. Keltie Jamieson takes over the role of chief hospital information officer, a post left vacant since 2015. Ms Jamieson, who ...

The locations of dents on the hood of a car that collided with a woman showed that the victim could not have “come out of nowhere”, a traffic collision expert said yesterday. Pc Rawle Massiah told the Supreme Court that a large dent at the centre of ...

The island’s dairy and milk supplier is catching up on a temporary shortage blamed on fallout from last week’s Hurricane Fiona. Dunkley’s Dairy in Devonshire “always has challenges around hurricanes”, according to chief executive Michael Dunkley....

A number of South Shore beaches suffered “significant” erosion of sand in the wake of Hurricane Fiona, a government spokesman said today. The Department of Parks carried out checks this morning. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said: “At ...

The majority of parks and open spaces in Hamilton have been cleared of debris downed by Hurricane Fiona last week. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of Hamilton said that Victoria Park and Barr’s Bay Park have reopened to the public. Fort Hamilton is...