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Workplace policies are more successful than legislation when it comes to stopping sexual harassment, a union leader has said. Jason Hayward, president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said employers must commit to zero tolerance of sexual harass...

Hamilton mayor Charles Gosling has held his fire on the option of a protest resignation over impending legislation that would defer city elections and confer extra powers on the Bermuda Government. According to electoral rules, this May would mark th...

The first phase of upgrades at the airport terminal have been completed. Fresh coats of paint, new carpet and updated signs are some of the changes that have been made to the existing terminal at the LF Wade International Airport. Airport operator S...

After 25 years, the self-proclaimed kings of fishcakes will step down to make way for a new king or queen. Dale Butler and Rodney Smith have won the National Fishcake Competition title since its inception in 1992. Mr Butler, who created the competiti...

A charity set up to support people with multiple sclerosis held its first swimathon this weekend. Organisers were delighted with the number of people who took to the water to raise funds for the MS Society of Bermuda. Ellen Hollis, society president,...

The Chief Justice has revealed why he barred the media and public from a court hearing involving an attempt by the island’s gaming commission to silence its former executive director. The chambers session on March 7 in the matter of Bermuda Casino Ga...

The rebuild of a St George’s pharmacy wrecked by a blaze last year is expected to be done by the end of this month. Joy Rothwell, co-owner of Robertson’s Drug Store in Water Street, said yesterday “the last finishing touches” were being completed on ...

Dockyard has proven itself as a viable alternative port to Hamilton’s docks — although strong winds hampered the offloading of containers yesterday for safety reasons. The West End prepared at short notice for the MV Oleander, which was able to unloa...

How tall can students build a tower of cards without using tape, glue or other material? Find out the answer at this year’s Science Olympics which is scheduled for Saturday, March 17, starting at 10am at Mount Saint Agnes Academy. The friendly compet...

The next session of Truth and Reconciliation talks will begin in two weeks. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said its Winter community conversations will finish next week, and the Spring conversations will start the week after. A spokeswoman said...