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A guide to Bermuda’s new bribery legislation has been put together for commercial organisations. Attorney-General Trevor Moniz issued the document so that companies can put procedures in place to “prevent persons associated with them from bribing”, a...

A 25-year-old man was yesterday treated for stab wounds after a fight on Front Street. According to a police spokesman officers were dispatched to a “reported disturbance”, at around 2.30am yesterday. “Initial information suggests a fight involving s...

Michael Dunkley has kicked off the Bermuda SPCA’s annual tag days which be held tomorrow and Saturday. With his two and a half-year-old golden retriever, Breeze, at his side, the Premier said he was “very pleased to support the SPCA” as he bought the...

Bermuda could be “the next great Hamptons alternative”, according to a Bloomberg luxury travel article. The piece, “Why Bermuda Should Be Back on Your Travel Radar”, was published on Wednesday and describes itself as a guide to the “island paradise” ...

Forty people have been honoured as champions by their schools as part of the Healthy Schools Programme. The programme ended another year of celebrating health at a ceremony yesterday. Schools and other contributors were recognised for consistently p...

Teachers will not set foot back inside a Pembroke school until it is safe, a release issued on Thursday night advised. The announcement by the principal and the PTSA executive of Dellwood Middle School followed an “emergency union meeting” of teache...

A collection of paintings by Jeremy Houghton, artist in residence for the America’s Cup boat Land Rover BAR, will be displayed at the Hamilton Princess. Bringing the Cup Home, The Collection portrays the UK team’s lead-up to the 35th America’s Cup an...

Bermuda has bid au revoir to 900 crew on board 19 tall ships who, for a short time, made the island their home. The ships, which berthed in St George’s and on Front Street, are now en route to Boston on the next leg of the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships...

Owain Johnston-Barnes A growing number of Bermuda taxi operators are accepting credit cards — and are finding benefits beyond improved options for passengers. In addition to providing customers with a convenient payment method, drivers speaking to Th...

David Burt has called on Michael Dunkley to call an election, declaring: “One way or another, the people will be heard.” On the eve of his planned motion of no confidence in the Government, the Opposition leader said he wants the people to go to the ...