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The Progressive Labour Party will table legislation designed to tackle European Union concerns over low-tax jurisdictions during this parliamentary session. David Burt updated the House of Assembly Friday on EU efforts to censure low-tax jurisdiction...

Pint-sized schoolgirl Tessa Smith packs a powerful voice in a tiny frame. Tessa, 13, showed off her talents at a recent fundraiser for anti-child sex abuse charity Saving Children and Revealing Secrets — her biggest audience to date. Her performance ...

Mickey Adderley, who co-owned popular Front Street bar Flanagan’s, has died. Mr Adderley was 77. The businessman also ran clothing store Flatts Menswear for decades. Michael Dunkley, a One Bermuda Alliance backbencher, told the House of Assembly on F...

Almost 50 vulnerable Bermudian children were sent to overseas institutions in the past five years without their wishes being taken into account by the courts, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Statistics released under public access to information legisl...

Holiday merrymakers lined the streets of the City of Hamilton last night to kick off the Christmas season. Revellers of all ages were treated to floats, dance troupes, motorbikes, rope jumpers, Gombeys and Santa Claus as part of the annual MarketPla...

Daily efforts from the Government’s gang violence reduction team are under way in a bid to tackle the island’s gang culture, the national security minister told MPs on Friday. Wayne Caines said the two-man team has met at-risk pupils in both public s...

Police launched an investigation after a break-in at a government-run home for girls at the weekend. The Brangman Home was hit by a raider in the early hours of Saturday morning. A spokeswoman for the ministry said that no residents or staff were har...

Taxpayers could be landed with a tab that should be paid by the airport, the Minister of Tourism and Transport claimed yesterday. Zane DeSilva accused airport operator Skyport of passing some of its financial burdens on to members of the public. He t...

Clarien Bank employees invested a morning’s hard work last Friday at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ) in Flatts for the Bank’s annual Clarien Cares Volunteer Day. Inclement weather meant staff were not help with the Trunk Island Restoration...

Bermuda College students will get the unique opportunity to meet face-to-face with more than 20 of the College’s overseas academic partners at the “Bermuda College Transfer Pathways Fair” Tuesday, November 27, and Wednesday, November 28. The first of...