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Every member of the public is invited to a series of information sessions next week to get familiarised with the recently released National Tourism Plan. Three free forums will take place in the west, east and central parts of the island to increase...

The Fairmont Southampton is up for sale. A spokesman for the Fairmont said that “a number of interested parties” had expressed an interest in the property. He said: “It is public knowledge that Fairmont Southampton is up for sale. “We are currently ...

The annual MarketPlace Christmas Parade will get under way on Sunday. Yesterday staff from the store were busy putting the finishing touches to their float in the popular pre-Christmas event. The store opted for a “Santa and his sleigh” theme, with e...

Shoppers kept up the Black Friday tradition yesterday by forming queues outside stores as early as 4am. Some onlookers said the price-slashing extravaganza brought smaller crowds than previous years, but businessman George Grundmuller maintained earl...

A Bermudian who found film festival success in Britain is reaching out to other locals so they can learn from each other’s experiences. Actor and film-maker Rory Wilson, 23, said: “One of the main things I have taken from my experiences is how key th...

Timing played a part in the Bermuda Government achieving its lowest bond spread on new debt notes. In addition, investors showed a strong appetite for Bermuda Government bonds, with the issuance of $650 million of new senior notes being more than thr...

A union leader called for an end to sexual harassment in the workplace yesterday as he prepared to mark an international day to end violence against women this weekend. Jason Hayward, the Bermuda Public Services Union president, said victims can suff...

Same-sex marriage became legal again yesterday after a landmark ruling by the Court of Appeal. The court dismissed the Government’s claim that former Chief Justice Ian Kawaley was wrong to strike down sections of the Domestic Partnership Act, which w...

The tourism minister said last night he planned to not just look under the hood of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, but “tear the car apart”. Zane DeSilva highlighted news this week that St Peter’s Church in St George was unsuccessful in its applicatio...

Historic St Peter’s Church in St George may be forced to reduce its opening hours after the Bermuda Tourism Authority axed its $25,000 contribution. Henry Hayward, senior warden for the St George church and a former Mayor of St George, said the churc...