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The island is still without a full time ear, nose and throat surgeon, more than four months after doctors said the shortage could cost lives. The Government has revealed that a private practice has now begun a recruitment “effort“, although health of...

Two veteran civil servants have been promoted to the position of director in different ministries. Kimberly Charryse Bean has been named the new director of the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation, while Nea Talbot has been appointed the new di...

Young sports club members raised almost $800 in just two weeks for a family charity. Dandy Town Youth Academy raised the money for Family Centre and presented the organisation with a check for $784 yesterday. According to DTYA’s youth co-ordinator,...

A man who refused to be breathalysed after a road accident was banned this week from the roads for 18 months. Trovaughn Smith, 35, from Devonshire, admitted to the charge when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that police attended...

A revamped basketball court for Pembroke Community Club was reopened by David Burt with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. The court, behind the Casa dos Acores Community Centre, has fresh basketball backboards, hoops and rims. The job was taken up by ...

Lengthy delays in revealing costs racked up on overseas trips by the Premier and Cabinet ministers have been blamed on a “glitch”. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs and the Deputy Premier, claimed that “technical difficulties” meant his tri...

The future of a proposed restaurant that could create at least 45 jobs hangs in the balance after a planning application for the installation of an exhaust fan was refused. The Development Applications Board said a retroactive application for Marico...

An effort to turn more of Bermuda’s arable land to farming is to be aided by hi-tech equipment, Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said yesterday. Mr Roban, who is also the Deputy Premier, said that a geographic information system is being ...

A former church rectory in Somerset is to be transformed into a home for people suffering from mental illness. Once renovations are complete, the old St James Church rectory at Somerset Bridge will provide around-the-clock care for patients with long...

A minister has apologised for delays in delivering the Government’s much trumpeted $15 million package aimed at easing the impact of rises in the cost of living. Walter Roban, the home affairs minister and Deputy Premier, became the latest Cabinet m...