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The man who became the first One Bermuda Alliance premier will be sworn in as Opposition leader today. Craig Cannonier confirmed he will replace Jeanne Atherden, who resigned last week after eight of the 11 OBA MPs registered a vote of no confidence ...

Members of a youth group pitched in to help after a preschool was ravaged by fire. The youngsters from Rotary Interact launched a drive to replace lost toys and equipment after Warwick Preschool was damaged by fire earlier this month. Cathy Bassett...

Noisy kites have upset residents in parts of the island. Now kite-flyers have been told to think of other people when flying kites near homes. Police have received complaints from annoyed residents, particularly near Astwood Park, Warwick. A police s...

The One Bermuda Alliance has to dump MPs inherited from the old United Bermuda Party or die, its former chairman warned yesterday. Nick Kempe quit as head of the OBA executive after Jeanne Atherden, who resigned as leader in the wake of a vote of no ...

A conference will be held next month to tackle the impact of childnood traumatic experiences. The Inter Agency Committee for Children and Families has arranged the event in partnership with the Family Centre. The IAC has identified unhealthy relation...

Three police officers were promoted to chief inspector at the weekend. Robert Cardwell, Arthur Glasford and Grant Tomkins were all welcomed to their new posts by Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley. Colleagues also gathered for the event at the...

An unveiling of the 2018 National Tourism Plan will take place at the Bermuda Tourism Summit on Wednesday, October 24. The daylong gathering of industry stakeholders, community leaders and partners from around the globe will focus on a theme of eleva...

Designs for two new bridges are to be shown to the public. The plans for Longbird and Swing Bridges in St George’s will be unveiled at an event on Wednesday. Government said the new bridges were designed to reflect Bermuda’s unique and welcoming cult...

The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club said the hosting of a major ball hockey tournament hints at the potential of sports tourism on the island. About 600 people are expected on the island for the International Street & Ball Hockey Federation’s Masters ...

A beehive in the Arboretum is to be removed tonight. Bee keepers and parks department staff will rehome the hive at the Devonshire park starting from 6pm. The bee hive is located near the Arboretum car park. Government warned the public there will b...