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Government says a company hired to claw back millions of dollars of unpaid land tax is not a debt collector and is therefore exempted from regulatory legislation. Oarrs Inc, which is not licensed as a debt collector and so would not be permitted to o...

Police last night released this image of two people suspected of being behind a “brazen” daylight shooting at Darrell’s Wharf in Warwick that left a 56-year-old man with multiple injuries. What police labelled a “senseless act of extreme violence” oc...

Historians and a Government Ministry have urged the Ocean View Golf Course to reconsider plans to demolish a historic building where, as a slave, Mary Prince was prepared for sale. According to a planning application, the club intends to tear down an...

Opposition MP Craig Cannonier is calling on Government to provide details of the controversial $3.2 million contract to install solar panels at the National Sports Centre. The contract was finally awarded to contractor Atlantic Energy Solutions Group...

Visitation requirements at the hospital have been relaxed after a decline in active Covid-19 cases on the island. Wesley Miller, the Bermuda Hospital’s Board’s chief of staff, said that the board was “pleased” to allow more visitation – but that it s...

Fourteen students have been put forward for hands-on education, community service and leadership training to become Bermuda’s future leaders. The Future Leaders Summer Induction Programme will be guided by themes dedicated to the late activist and a...

Legislation to formally extend the Covid-19 public health emergency to the end of September is expected to be debated in the House of Assembly today. The Public Health (Covid-19) Emergency Extension (No. 4) Order 2021, tabled in the House last week, ...

Victorian-era portraits of the island’s first postmaster and his wife have finally made their way back home, thanks for the generosity of a couple 8,000 miles away who have gifted the treasures to Bermuda. The paintings of William Bennet Perot and hi...

The newest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment have successfully completed two weeks of tough training. The rookie soldiers battled a range of challenges over Recruit Camp – and said they looked forward to continuing their military education. Priv...

Road sobriety checkpoints will be in place from today through the Cup Match weekend across seven parishes, police announced. Checkpoints will cover Hamilton Parish, Smith’s, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton through August 1. A po...