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The island’s Portuguese population said they hoped a public holiday on November 4 next year to mark the first arrival of people from Madeira is a step towards a more inclusive approach. Milton Raposo, a video producer of Portuguese descent, said the...

David Burt, the Premier, distanced himself yesterday from a statement made in the House of Assembly by one of his Cabinet ministers, which involved a reference to the ethnic origin of the next Chief Justice. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minist...

Redevelopment plans for the former Riddell’s Bay Golf Course will create Bermuda’s biggest conservation zone, one of the property’s owners has said. The businessman said the area would be combined with “very low-density residential areas, but the pl...

Old-school voters in Paget East said they were worried about the island’s future as they head to the polls tomorrow. In a traditional stronghold of the One Bermuda Alliance, The Progressive Labour Party is still dogged by its past economic record in ...

The Supreme Court trial of a man accused of murdering Perry Puckerin Jr has ended in a mistrial. Jeremiah Dill, 34, had denied charges of premeditated murder and using a firearm to kill Mr Puckerin, who was fatally shot in Hamilton Parish Workman’s C...

An American tourist who drowned after she fell off a jet ski was named by police yesterday as Yvonne Aites. The 62-year-old cruise ship passenger, from Massachusetts, is believed to have fallen into the water off Cambridge Beaches in Sandys and lost ...

Danger on the roads, crime and education are among the concerns Warwick North East constituents would like to see tackled by their new MP. The by-election tomorrow was called after Jeff Baron announced in April he was to quit politics in the wake of ...

One Bermuda Alliance by-election candidates said ahead of the voting tomorrow that education is the major concern of constituency households. Justin Mathias, who is up against the Progressive Labour Party’s Curtis Dickinson in Warwick North East, s...

The interest in learning about Bermuda’s maritime history continues as Shirley Pearman and Maxine Esdaille have been again asked to present on African Bermudian Maritime History, this time Part 3 at the West End Sailboat Club in the lead up to the 74...

A group of young people have completed the Mirrors Programme. Social development minister Michael Weeks announced 29 teenagers, aged between 14 and 18, successfully came through the third phase of the project which included an eight-month spell with ...