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The Premier said he wanted to end controversy over the appointment of consultants and advisers to ministers as he tabled legal amendments in the House of Assembly Friday. David Burt said the Government will be required to publish all appointments and...

Several island seniors have been honoured as part of an annual event. More than two dozen people were recognised at the Seniors Awards Ceremony held at the Bermuda National Gallery. Dale Butler, a former government MP and minister, social activist,...

Ottiwell Simmons, the former president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, has called on the Government to follow through on its pledge for an arbitration centre in his name. The labour icon and past Progressive Labour Party MP recalled the standing ova...

Thinking outside the box paid off for a trio of Mount Saint Agnes Academy students, with their tourism video coming top in the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s school video competition. The 17-year-old students Dorian Frith, Blake Horseman and Brianna Lop...

A 48-year-old man was injured in an industrial accident in the City of Hamilton yesterday morning. Police said a man was refuelling a power washer on Church Street, near Washington Lane, when fuel spilt and caught fire. Two men on the lift were unin...

A Romanian man appeared before Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, charged with the theft of $2,525 from Clarien Bank and an attempt to steal a further $15,985. Tiberiu Gavrila, 44, who is living in an Airbnb accommodation and has no apparent ties to the...

The annual Festa do Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres festival was celebrated at the weekend. Hundreds of participants took part yesterday in the annual parade, which began at St Theresa’s Cathedral and proceeded through the City of Hamilton. Revelle...

A Devonshire primary school brought back its spring fair as families and teachers hoped to develop a sense of community. Jamee Jones, the president of the Parent Teacher Association at Elliot Primary School, said it was the first time the event had t...

Wayne Caines, the national security minister, has given the public extra time to comment on work-permit policy. Mr Caines told the House of Assembly Friday that policies would be changed to seek “the right balance between the legitimate expectations ...

Some walked because they won, some walked because they lost, some walked because they battled and some hoped they would not be next, but each of them thought about the same thing — cancer. Survivors were joined by their friends and families as they t...