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Bermuda should plan for the reception of foreign aid after natural disasters such as hurricanes, a disaster expert has said. Steve Cosham, the Government’s National Disaster Co-ordinator and team leader for the Disaster Risk Reduction and Mitigation ...

A set of stamps will be released today to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the first Portuguese immigrants to Bermuda. Wayne Furbert, the Cabinet Office minister, said: “The stamp series is modelled after the portrait of the ship, the Golden Rule,...

The Government has asked for proposals to bring an empty fire-damaged building on the edge of Hamilton back to life. The Ministry of Public Works put out a request for proposal last Friday for a new use for Teucer House on Cedar Avenue. The building ...

The Attorney-General was accused yesterday of a denial of legal protection to a five-year-old boy through a failure to fund independent court representation for him. Lawyers filed an application for leave to apply for judicial review by Martha Dismon...

An affordable housing complex is to get two new blocks which will include a total of 28 three-bedroom homes, the public works minister said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said the extra space at the Harbourview Village in St David’s repres...

A Bermudian son of Portuguese immigrants who joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in the Second World War has died. Ernest Abel Benevides, who lived in Canada, was 96. Mr Benevides, whose grandfather, Manuel, brought the family to the island in 1905 a...

Legislation to increase Bermuda’s debt ceiling is expected to be debated today in the first sitting of the new session of the House of Assembly. The Government Loans Amendment (No 2) Act, tabled in September, will increase the debt ceiling by $250 mi...

The national security minister called for the reinstatement of a working group on climate change. Wayne Caines spoke at the House of Assembly after a forum held in Bermuda heard that small islands could feel climate change before other locations. The...