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Employers need to do more to tackle Bermuda’s obesity and diabetes epidemic, a healthcare expert has said. David Kendell, Director of the Department of Health, suggested steps for employers to help reverse the trend at a presentation. He said: “Deve...

The Tax Reform Commission is facing a difficult but achievable challenge, according to new chairman Ronald Simmons. Mr Simmons, a former director of the Bermuda Monetary Authority, said he was honoured by the opportunity to serve as chairman. He said...

An island-wide garbage “blitz” cleared any roadside backlog of residential waste yesterday, according to Ministry of Public Works. A spokeswoman said seven trash trucks, two hustle trucks and six ministry dump trucks took part in the clean up to remo...

Copies of Florenz Maxwell’s book about the Theatre Boycott will now be available in all public school libraries. Mrs Maxwell, a member of the Progressive Group that organised the boycott of 1959, delivered copies of Girlcott to the Ministry of Educat...

A woman was briefly trapped in a van this morning in Smith’s after the vehicle flipped, according to the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service. A spokeswoman said that a vehicle with four personnel responded at about 10.40am, attending a report of a single...

Aecon was today named as the sponsor of the second annual Kids in Construction competition. The event, organised by the Construction Association of Bermuda, will be held from March 10 to 16 at Slat House, Botanical Gardens. It is a design and build c...

Details have been unveiled on the new weekly garbage collection schedule. Garbage will be picked up once a week from next Monday until April 27, while the Ministry of Public Works assesses its trucks, conducts repairs and complete the TCD relicensing...

The Chief Information Officer for the Bermuda Government is stepping down for personal reasons after four months on the job. Lloyd Fray, the former chief executive officer of KeyTech, was appointed to the post in November. However, a government spoke...

The Government of Bermuda is standing by claims that Ewart Brown conducted excessive and medically unnecessary scans on patients and paid “kickbacks” to scores of doctors on the island. Lawyers representing the Progressive Labour Party government des...

Two environmental groups have expressed concern after complaints about a controversial plan for commercial quad bike tours were dismissed by the Minister of Public Works. The Bermuda National Trust said it was disappointed with Lieutenant-Colonel Dav...