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This spring will mark 60 years since activists from the Progressive Group organised the 1959 Theatre Boycotts that brought about the end of segregation. The community group Imagine Bermuda announced its campaign to promote civil engagement to honour ...

The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate said the Minister of Legal Affairs and Attorney-General had made a “mockery” of the Budget debate process. Nick Kempe of the One Bermuda Alliance explained that the Opposition allotted two hours for debate o...

A vigil to honour 50 people killed in a terrorist attack on mosques in New Zealand was held last night. Muhammad Khan, a Muslim iman, said the attack “was not only an attack on the Muslim community at Christchurch, but an attack on humanity, an attac...

A man accused of a sex assault on a woman has been acquitted in the Supreme Court. The 20-year-old, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, walked free from court after the jury was ordered by acting puisne judge Craig Attridge to deliver a forma...

Children’s craft projects ranging from chopping boards to picnic tables are up for auction this week. The Construction Association of Bermuda is showcasing the work of school students at the Botanical Gardens with silent bids welcomed before 6pm on F...

A string of health-and-safety breaches have been exposed in reports into the state of the public school system, government documents have revealed. The problems included rodent infestation in some schools, exposed and damaged cancer-causing asbestos,...

A plan for government-backed mortgages risked increasing debt and “driving a wedge between the public and private sectors” an opposition MP said yesterday. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin of the One Bermuda Alliance said that helping Bermudians to acquire pr...

The Corporation of Hamilton asked for a legal order yesterday to stop the Governor approving legislation designed to turn the city authority into an unelected quango. Mark Diel, the lawyer for the Corporation of Hamilton, said the unusual step was ne...

The home affairs minister will today outline the Government’s policy regulations for the sale of power firm Belco in the House of Assembly. Walter Roban’s statement will come less than two months after Ascendant, Belco’s parent company, announced it ...

David Burt has urged Bermudians to remember those affected by Cyclone Idai in southeastern Africa. Hundreds were killed when Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi on Saturday, unleashing a trail of devastating destruction recently. The In...