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Shadow health minister Kim Wilson has reiterated the need for laws requiring family members to care for their elderly relatives at home. Ms Wilson was speaking in light of the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s announcement on Thursday that the emergency depa...

Former St George’s Cup Match captain Wendell Smith has told how he turned up to hospital prepared to have a serious knee operation on two occasions only to be sent home due to a lack of available beds. And he said there was even a possibility that h...

World-renowned ballet dancer and choreographer Geoffrey Cauley — who was born and spent his childhood in Bermuda — has died in Italy at the age of 74. Mr Cauley was born in Somerset and lived in Bermuda until he was 10 when his family moved to live ...

Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Works and Engineering, has come under fire from Progressive Labour Party MPs for a $3 million sum given to the West End Development Corporation. Mr Cannonier told the House of Assembly on Monday night that the Governm...

A Warwick man who admitted handling a firearm was yesterday sentenced to spend five years behind bars. Quincy Simmons, 23, pleaded guilty to the offence in the Supreme Court last November after police discovered gun parts in his bedroom. Prosecutor V...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda is looking to follow the yellow brick road with their next production, The Wizard of Oz. While the production is not set to hit the stage at the Earl Cameron Theatre until October, casting will start in early...

Michael Dunkley refused to say yesterday whether the $1 million Commission of Inquiry report he ordered would be tabled in Parliament for MPs to debate. The Premier’s spokeswoman sidestepped a question on the issue, telling The Royal Gazette: “The re...

For years as they looked over Happy Valley, Vance and Darlene Hollis noticed children having to skirt traffic along the precarious turn below their house. “It became pretty scary,” Mr Hollis recalled. “Around 4pm the schoolchildren, children as young...

The OBA will not be introducing a commercial immigration plan to the island, according to Senator Michael Fahy. In 2013, the Government said it was considering a scheme which would allow individuals to gain some residential and citizenship rights in ...

The Minister of Tourism, Transport and Municipalities has maintained that the St Regis hotel development in St George’s is going ahead, with amended plans submitted this month. Senator Michael Fahy also took aim at Progressive Labour Party Senator Re...