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Proposed legislation to tax and regulate people who rent their homes to visitors was welcomed yesterday by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. But Michael Cranfield, of Vacation Rentals Bermuda, said the Vacation Rentals Bill 2018 is “alarming” to some ow...

More information should be shared with taxpayers about financial support being offered to entrepreneurs and small businesses by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, the Senate heard yesterday. Crystal Caesar, Junior Minister of Home Affairs,...

An anti-racism charity has backed a campaign by the Catholic Church to address racial prejudice. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said yesterday it “welcomes and applauds” the Church’s anti-racism initiative set to start next month. A spokeswom...

Men can do more to help prevent sexual harassment of women, an activist said yesterday. Elaine Butterfield, executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said: “We want to hopefully bring some understanding to why women feel the way they feel, w...

Senators have approved a Bill that will allow the Government to switch to an online version of its official gazette. Government reform minister Lovitta Foggo told the House of Assembly this month that the move away from newspaper advertising would re...

Bermuda should not become complacent after escaping a “hyperactive” hurricane season, experts warned yesterday. Steve Cosham, national disaster co-ordinator for the Ministry of National Security, said Bermuda has recorded the strength of storms that ...

Surviving a kidney transplant, talking to dogs and finding inner strength through hypnotherapy are among the subjects to be presented at PechaKucha tomorrow. The 23rd edition of the event is due to take place at the Ocean View Golf Course and will fe...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers said yesterday they had still to hear from the Government about the implementation of a plan to boost education. Shannon James, BUT president, said teachers were happy to be involved in the creation of Plan 2022. But he ...

The top Bermuda Day Parade floats were recognised with awards yesterday. Michael Weeks, Minister of Social Development and Sport, presented a total of 16 awards to float participants “who spent many long hours creating remarkable displays of traditi...

Warwick Academy is to launch a new bursary in honour of late artist and former student Molly Godet. The school has teamed up with a range of local artists to host an art auction to showcase some of Ms Godet’s work as part of the launch. Jessica Mered...