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A reminder for public comment and feedback on a draft code of practice has been issued by the Office of Project Management and Procurement. Once finalised, the code will be added to the island’s good governance framework, and followed by all public o...

Improvements starting today at Horseshoe Bay Beach, including work on a boardwalk, will affect access to the island’s most famous beach. With residents querying why a barrier had been erected over the weekend, a government statement said access throu...

The Ministry of Public Works is expected to commence road paving today along a section of South Road in Paget from Trimingham Road roundabout to Grape Bay Drive. To facilitate the roadwork, the following traffic diversions will be in effect from 7am ...

Bermuda’s ties with Jamaica have been affirmed with a visit by Senator Jeffrey Baron, the Minister of National Security The trip included a meeting with Andrew Holness, Prime Minister of Jamaica, during the Jamaican Defence Force’s Change of Command ...

Michael Dunkley extended his best wishes to Donald Trump on the day he was sworn in as the 45th President. The Premier and David Burt, the Opposition Leader, issued brief statements on yesterday’s inauguration of Mr Trump in Washington. Mr Dunkley ...

Lillian Levon, the widow of a Bermuda soldier who served in both the First and Second World Wars, has died just short of her 100th birthday. “She was an amazing woman; I’m honoured that I was named after her,” said her niece, Lillian Robinson, who co...

A two-day work stoppage hit the vector control division of the Department of Health this week, with services subsequently returning to normal. The industrial dispute affected vector control on Monday and Tuesday, according to a department spokeswoman...

Minister of National Security Jeffrey Baron is in Jamaica representing Bermuda at a series of events. Mr Baron will today attend the funeral of businesswoman and philanthropist Hazel Dalley in Montego Bay and on behalf of the Royal Bermuda Regiment ...

Sailors and rowers will mark the 100th anniversary of the first ship to come through Town Cut today by taking part in a parade of maritime vessels. The event has been organised by the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club to commemorate the Norwegian cargo ship SS ...

We’ve watched at a safe distance as political friction has dominated the headlines in the United States and Britain over the past year. In the second of a three-part series, we ask political commentators whether we can expect the same on these shores...