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A packed hall of supporters has vowed to stand behind Ewart Brown, the former premier, the day after his Brown-Darrell clinic closed the doors on its CT medical scanning service. The computerised X-ray scanning service at the Smith’s facility was clo...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has been ordered to release more information about the salaries of its top-earning executives. The quango has until February 22 to disclose staff salary bands in increments of no more than $10,000, as well as the names o...

A former premier reaffirmed his support yesterday for the Bermuda Government’s legal action against Lahey Clinic to be dropped. Alex Scott, Progressive Labour Party premier from 2003 to 2006, said he was “still of the same mind that I was when I put ...

A second man was arrested yesterday in connection with a fight at the Hamilton bus terminal. A police spokesman said that an 18-year-old man was detained after he was released from the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Police announced on Tuesday t...

A reason given by tourism minister Jamahl Simmons for why he had to take control of the island’s independent gaming commission has come in for renewed criticism in the wake of a public access to information disclosure. Mr Simmons told Parliament that...

Two men charged in connection with a multimillion-dollar drugs supply network appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Jamal Robinson and Isiah Ejiikeme face a string of drugs charges related to a police seizure in Warwick on May 11 last year. Mr Ro...

All good things must end, and with this weekend marking the close of Bermuda Restaurant Weeks, diners have been reminded cast their vote for their favourites eatery. The 2018 People’s Choice Awards will deliver a “hotly coveted” prize for the winning...

An upgraded barrier-control parking lot is nearing completion at Elliot Street, according to the City of Hamilton. The final infrastructure is being put in place this week, a spokeswoman said, with testing to begin next week. The system is expected g...

Training bus drivers to operate the fleet’s latest addition will not cost extra money, a government representative said. A spokesman for the transport ministry said that the “same familiarisation and training as is normally undertaken when a new bus...

Security at the Supreme Court must be improved, Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons has said. “The physical security of the building, and of the judges in particular, is conspicuous by its absence,” Ms Justice Simmons said. “The House of Assembly has ...