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The One Bermuda Alliance yesterday called on the Government to end the “stealth tax” travel authorisation forms. It came as the Government said it was working to try and clear a backlog of Travel Authorisation applications caused by problems with e-m...

A former US State Department employee has been sentenced to a year in prison and fined $500,000 for receiving kickbacks in return for giving inside bidding information to a contractor of a lucrative construction project at the US Consulate in Bermuda...

Antoine Hunt has been named the overall winner of the 2022 Charman Prize against steep competition. More than 120 artists submitted work for the tenth annual competition, organised by the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, with entrants asked to tack...

A civil servant rejected for the role of Director of Parks has launched an appeal against a court decision ordering that her application should return to the Public Service Commission for consideration. The Supreme Court ruled last year that the PSC ...

Hundreds of people visited St George’s yesterday as the Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday Walk returned to the East End. While the walk was cancelled in both 2020 and 2021 because of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, crowds got back in s...

Police have urged the public to be patient as officers investigate the gun murders of two young men. Laje Franklin, 18, was killed near Clearwater Beach in St David’s last Tuesday night, while Che Jennings, 24, was fatally shot outside Warwick Workme...

Court Street was bustling with activity today with dozens of vendors lined up offering a variety of treats for customers. The Court Street Market drew a steady stream of people this afternoon, with performances by entertainers including Toni Robinson...

An anti-racism charity has praised the work of the Bermuda Festival in bringing a powerful show about Mary Prince, a national hero and abolitionist, to the island. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said the performances of Sold – The Story of Mary...

A Bermudian adviser and tutor is set to speak at an international conference on the English language about the Bermudian dialect. Yesha Townsend, an adviser and tutor at Bermuda College’s Centre for Learning and Academic Success, will be a keynote sp...

Brightly painted statues of a miniature horse that delighted children across the island have gone on public display. The 20 life-size statues of Tilly, a therapy pet at the WindReach charity for people with special needs, can be seen in the Washingto...