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Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch urged trainees to make the most of their opportunities on the Skills Development Programme. The public works minister met a group of Bermudians on the programme designed to give them hands on experience and help secure ...

Tax transparency, hurricane relief and Brexit were all discussed by the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council, according to the body’s official release. The JMC met this week in London to talk about a range of topics that affect the British ...

Wedco clients owed an extra $700,000 during the 2014-15 fiscal year, the House of Assembly heard today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said new tenants are now being subjected to a more comprehensive assessment as the West End Development Corporation...

A woman tonight suffered serious head injuries after her bike crashed in Paget. It was the third serious crash on the island’s road in less than six hours. A police spokesman said the woman was rushed to hospital after the accident, which happened ju...

The 2017 Christmas Window Competition is officially under way. Twelve city retailers have confirmed their participation, according to the Corporation of Hamilton: Alexandra Mosher Studio Jewellers, A.S. Coopers, Brown and Company, Crisson Jewellers, ...

A truck driver injured in a crash last Thursday has been released from hospital. The man was hurt in the single-vehicle accident on North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish, at about 11.10am. Police continue to appeal for witnesses and urge people to call t...

Non-Bermudians holding British Overseas Territories Citizen passports need a visa to visit the United States, Walton Brown warned today. The Minister of Home Affairs told the House of Assembly the issue was brought to light after the spouse of a Berm...

A top island insurance executive has died suddenly in the United States. Alan Peacock, CEO and president of Colonial Group International Ltd., died on Monday aged 69 after he suffered an apparent heart attack in Miami. Grant Gibbons, chairman of Co...

Union Street in Hamilton was abuzz yesterday as thousands of bees were removed from their hive. Steven DeSilva of the Corporation of Hamilton said the hive had been in a tree in Middle Town, North Hamilton, for more than a decade, but residents in th...

A Pembroke man is due in court tomorrow over an alleged siege with police at the former prison service headquarters in Pembroke. But for James Dallas, 68, another court battle lies ahead — a bid to claim ownership rights to the property on Happy Vall...