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A double serving of a popular market on the streets of North Hamilton will return tomorrow and again on December 18. The retailers of Court Street will be out for the Court Street Market from noon until 5pm on Sunday and noon until 6pm two weeks late...

A report showed that Bermuda is unprepared for the “full measure of self-governance” according to a series of indicators against which the island’s readiness was measured, the House of Assembly heard today. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Minister of Legal A...

Bermuda’s self governance status, a bill forming the Morgan’s Point Company and a debate on establishment of the minimum wage are some of the likely highlights of today’s House of Assembly. Stay with us for live coverage!

Women’s rights advocates have condemned the police for failing to dismiss an officer who pleaded guilty to a crime against a woman colleague. Sean Simons admitted to a charge of intruding on a woman’s privacy when he appeared in Magistrates’ Cour...

People worried about a proposed medical waste facility in St David’s confronted the chief executive of the Bermuda Land Development Company over their concerns at a public meeting last night. Andrew Dias took questions at a protest gathering where s...

The island’s first Olympic gold champion and a record-breaking sportswoman was officially honoured by the Princess Royal yesterday. Dame Flora Duffy was recognised for her services to sport. She was appointed a Dame in the New Year’s Honours list 11 ...

A junior minister has claimed that the Government is not responsible for drawing up controversial laws to protect Bermuda’s waters from overfishing. Instead, the senator Lindsay Simmons said that the island’s “colonial status” meant that the Governme...

One of the island’s best-known landscaping businesses was ordered yesterday to hand over proceeds from asset sales to help to cover rent arrears. A court heard that Sousa’s Landscape Management Company owed about $130,000 and it was hoped the money c...

A man appeared in the Supreme Court this morning to deny the murder of the footballer Osagi Bascome. Raheem Wray, 25, from Devonshire, pleaded not guilty to a charge that he murdered Mr Bascome in St George’s on December 18 last year. Puisne Judge Sh...

Environmental groups have called on the Minister of Home Affairs to overturn a decision to allow development on Devonshire Marsh. Island Construction was given the green light by the Development Applications Board in August to erect three two-storey ...