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Bermuda has to do more to improve accessibility for disabled people, the health minister has said. Kim Wilson said technology had made improvements to the lives of disabled people, but accessibility remained a problem. She said: “Over the years, adva...

The Bermuda Business Development Agency failed to complete a review of its decision to refuse to release documents about an overseas company that wanted to set up shop on the island inside the legislated time limit. But Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Info...

Legislation to require non-Bermudians be enrolled in a pension scheme was approved in the Senate on Wednesday. The National Pension Scheme (Operational Pensions) Amendment Act will also allow seniors to withdraw up to 25 per cent of their pension sav...

The assistant director of the Department of Child and Family Services appeared in Magistrates’ Court today charged with assault and mistreatment of a child. Kennette Robinson, 51, pleaded not guilty to the alleged offences, said in court to have happ...

A leading light in the foundation of the Progressive Labour Party has died. Edith Richardson, 97, was the widow of Hugh Richardson, a former President of the Senate and the first chairman of the PLP. The Richardson’s home on Serpentine Road in Pembro...

An artist who admitted drawing on a trash can in Hamilton was shown mercy in Magistrates’ Court yesterday after the city government gave him a job on its community art project. Dwayne Caines, chief operating officer of the Corporation of Hamilton, t...

A Bermudian man has been arrested in connection with an international case. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said yesterday that a 41-year-old man had been arrested “in relation to an ongoing investigation by law enforcement authorities in...

A Bermudian was installed the first woman bishop for an international church group at the weekend. The Reverend Roxanne Haynes, 61, was appointed as the Bishop of Bermuda, Guyana and the Caribbean for the United Fellowship of Churches International o...

Schoolchildren yesterday lent a hotel a hand and helped decorate a Christmas tree. Primary 6 pupils from Heron Bay Primary School helped to get Grotto Bay Beach Resort ready for the festive season by decorating one of the resort’s trees. A spokeswoma...

Compulsory police background checks should be carried out on anyone who wants to work with children, the head of a child protection charity said yesterday. Debi Ray-Rivers, the director of Saving Children and Revealing Secrets, said that police vetti...