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A public meeting to discuss a proposed solar farm at the airport will take place next week. Bermuda Environmental Consulting Ltd, hired to conduct an environmental assessment for the project, said they hoped the meeting would help them determine the ...

Police will step up their presence in Paradise Lakes after reports of antisocial behaviour and dangerous use of watercraft. The Bermuda Police Service’s Marine Unit will deter “undesirable activity” in the traditional raft-up area within the Great So...

A One Bermuda Alliance senator was tight-lipped yesterday about the employment of a Democratic New York State Assemblyman as a public relations adviser. Justin Mathias, the new chairman of the OBA, refused to comment on the role of Michael Blake, a ...

A chance to grill the Premier will get its premiere today in the House of Assembly. David Burt will field off-the-cuff questions from the floor of the House of Assembly in a 30-minute session, once a month, for the first time. Premier’s Question Tim...

A plague of rats “as big as kittens” yesterday sparked a call for a return to twice-weekly trash collection at the West End. Janet Cann said, if once-a-week collection continued, residents in her area of Sound View Road in Sandys should stop putting ...

Senior civil servants will be able to sit on Government’s Internal Audit Committee after an amendment Act was approved by the Senate. The Bill amends the Internal Audit Act 2010 to allow for a Permanent Secretary to serve on the committee. Any appo...

The warmth of Bermuda’s people is “extraordinarily special”, the new United States Consul General said at the weekend. Constance Dierman said her work as a senior diplomat for the last 30 years had taken her to “wonderful” locations around the world...

A One Bermuda Alliance MP has claimed the “living wage” report being tabled in Parliament today is “fundamentally flawed”. Leah Scott, the Opposition’s deputy leader, said recommendations on a statutory living wage for Bermuda have been drawn up befo...

A 17-year-old schoolgirl-turned businesswoman has launched a service to take the hard work out of clients’ lives. Paige Martin’s Life Assistance will take care of day-to-day drudgery like booking appointments, babysitters and dog-walkers, as well as ...

A jury will decide the fate of an American life coach accused of stealing $56,000 from an elderly Bermudian client today. Prosecutors told the Supreme Court Melissa Burton, 53, was a gold-digger who transferred thousands out of Katherine Trimingham’s...