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Motorists could face frustration over the coming days as road works will cause delays in various areas as the Ministry of Public Works conducts resurfacing. Tomorrow and Sunday, Trimingham Road, between North and South roundabouts, will be closed; o...

The woe continues for Sargento, which expanded its recall to a wide variety of its cheese products over possible contamination by the bacteria Listerium. Nacho & Taco shredded cheese with a sell-by date of 14 June 2017 was the first affected — and he...

Government and private sector cash — along with laws — are needed to help provide a “striving society” for Bermudians and avoid a stark future state, a prominent island social worker says. Charities figurehead Elaine Butterfield drew a comparison be...

Superyacht owners could travel straight from the airport to their boats by water during the America’s Cup, after plans were lodged for a temporary dock next to Kindley Field Road. ACBDA has applied for planning permission for a T-shaped floating dock...

Three Bills were passed by the Senate in the House of Assembly yesterday. The Companies and Limited Liability Company Amendment Act 2017, the International Co-operation (Tax Information Exchange Agreements) Amendment (No 2) Act 2017, and the Proceed...

A bus driver has described the moment he sped off from a gunman who opened fire at a passenger sat directly behind him. Menelik Isaac told a Supreme Court jury yesterday that a man approached his parked minibus across from Woody’s in Sandys and asked...

A group of 16 Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers have completed a tough four-day course in security and search techniques in the run-up to the America’s Cup. Now the squad will use skills learnt from airport and ports security expert John Pears to train...

Blacks have “a history of our fortitude being tested”, a packed hall heard last night from visiting lecturer Kenneth Hardy. “Keep going,” was his advice. A professor of family therapy from Drexel University in Philadelphia, Dr Hardy heads home today ...

Taxpayers may get a hint tomorrow of the potential cost of the Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic, or at least an idea of how much could be spent on legal fees for it in the next fiscal year. The publication of the Budget book for 2017-18,...

Craig Simmons is calling for the payroll tax cap to be gradually doubled to a “reasonable” $1.5 million. Speaking ahead of tomorrow’s Budget, the Bermuda College economist said the slow rather than sudden increasing of the ceiling should be done over...