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The Centre on Philanthropy has appointed its former programme manager as its executive director. Danielle Riviere said: “This feels like coming home. The charitable sector is very important to me personally and I am really excited to bring my energy...

Fraudsters posing as communications representatives under the out-of-date company names Logic and Northrock have attempted to gain private customer information, according to One Communications. In a statement, the company asked for the public to “exe...

The Superintendent of Real Estate is advising all real estate brokers and agents of the following: ? The receipt of real estate licence renewal applications will commence on Wednesday, 15 August 2018. ? A ‘How to Apply for a Real Estate License Gu...

Bermudians who want to work, study or live in Canada already need to give biometric information, the Canadian Government has said. Bermudians who carry any type of British passport — including British Overseas Territories Citizens passports — are now...

A plan to move a violent child sex offender from Bermuda to a hospital in Britain has sparked outrage there. The backlash came after several British newspapers reported that Merrick Seaman, sentenced to eight years in jail for a serious sexual assaul...

Opposition politicians accused ministers of being “unfair” as they sought to introduce and pass a law change in a single Parliament sitting without public scrutiny. Legislation approved last week means the Bermuda Housing Corporation will benefit fro...

A coastguard will start policing island waters around the clock by next summer. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said a special unit of the Royal Bermuda Regiment would deliver “a greater sense of security in Bermuda’s maritime area a...

Legislation designed to attract superyachts is needed, the Bermuda Tourism Authority has said. Figures have shown that yacht arrivals dropped by almost 17 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2018. The number of boats longer than 30 feet ha...

For someone who at first disliked the instrument and found practice a “chore”, Gareth Cooper has gone on to master the saxophone. The 13-year-old has become such a skilled player that this year he passed an exam with merit — four years earlier than m...

Britain would breach international obligations if it failed to enforce legal recognition for same-sex unions in its Overseas Territories, a former Cayman Islands lawyer has said. Leonardo Raznovich, joint vice-chairman of the International Bar Associ...