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Financial guarantees will be given by the Government to the developers of the Fairmont Southampton after they secured $190 million investment for the project. The Premier remained vague on how much the Gencom/Westend Properties companies would get in...

A senator who organised a fundraiser for the family of a little boy who died after the car he was in plunged into the sea has praised his relatives for their courage in the face of tragedy. Lindsay Simmons, a Government member of the Upper House and ...

A bell rang out yesterday in St George to mark a call for world peace. The Reverend Lorne Bean, past of Richard Allen AME Church in St George’s, told the “Pause for Peace, Join for Justice” event that Christianity championed the cause of peace. The o...

Clarien Bank is to discontinue its in-person teller services and is transitioning to digital, self-service based personal banking for all its customers. Teller services at the bank’s 19 Reid Street branch will no longer be available effective the en...

Finances to start the much anticipated redevelopment of the Fairmont Southampton are now in place

Government is to provide a guarantee for the Fairmont Southampton redevelopment, the Premier told MPs

A man who stabbed his father to death was scarred for life in childhood after he watched the “horrific” death of his little sister in a road accident, a court heard

Bermudians are to become eligible for student loans in England - even if they have never lived there. The UK government announced that students from some British Overseas Territories – including Bermuda – will be eligible for tuition fee loans for un...

MPs are expected to debate the Cannabis Licensing Act this afternoon, a year after it was turned down by the Senate

Strict Covid-19 restrictions on schoolchildren are having a negative economic impact on Bermuda as parents opt to leave the island for more lenient jurisdictions, a senator has said. Ben Smith, the Opposition Senate Leader, said during the last Senat...