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Traffic will be restricted while the Bermuda Bicycle Association holds a criterium race. The race will take place on Sunday, between 8am and 11.45am in St David’s. It will start on Southside Road, and include Pepper Hall Road and Tommy Fox Road befor...

Bermuda would have faced a $2.4 million bill to move the air mail processing centre from the airport to the island’s General Post Office, the House of Assembly heard this morning. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House that the cost of modifyi...

The Bermuda Festival has launched a competition to select the top youth music ensemble and runners-up to perform in its 2018 programme Organisers say the move follows a successful step to include student musicians alongside international performers i...

“Deliberate distractions” over the salary paid to the man heading Bermuda’s anti-gang efforts will not deter the work within the ministry, the national security minister says. Wayne Caines used his time in the House of Assembly this morning to outli...

Bermuda will have to import non-Bermudians to cope with a health and demographic timebomb, the island’s Minister of Health said this morning. Kim Wilson explained Bermuda must be prepared to tackle health issues associated with an ageing population, ...

Two town hall meetings will address dog legislation next week. Speaking in the House of Assembly, Walton Brown, Minister of Home Affairs, said that the ministry has been consulting with stakeholders on updating the Dogs Act, which has been criticised...

David Burt this morning tabled a previously unreleased 2015 report on reforming Bermuda’s tax structure. The Premier said the report by the Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Centre had been commissioned and received by the One Bermuda Alliance ...

A soccer ball, a marble run, a fidget spinner, an owl costume and a horse stable were among the creations at the 2017 Cardboard Challenge. Young engineers from the Bermuda Homeschool Network took part in the event, inspired by the Imagination Foundat...

Education minister Diallo Rabain highlighted Bermudian success stories as he tabled the annual report for the National Training Board. Mr Rabain told the House of Assembly four individuals, who received support and funding from the NTB, were examples...

A pair of Sandys teenagers today admitted burgling a Southampton cycle rental and stealing items worth $8,155. Jahtaio Winters, 19, and Elyon Adonai, 17, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to taking three cycles, three helmets, three keys, three sp...