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The Coalition for the Protection of Children and CedarBridge Academy’s Lunch Drive have benefited from the Bar Council’s third annual Legal Fraternity and Support Staff Charity Walk. The walk raised $13,580, which was split equally between the two c...

Legislation paving the way for people to be cautioned for possession of a small cannabis is set to come into force, Attorney-General Trevor Moniz has confirmed. Mr Moniz released a statement after Director of Public Prosecutions Larry Mussenden unvei...

Insurance company BF&M has donated $20,000 over two years to support extracurricular activities at Purvis Primary School. The Bermuda Education Network’s Horizons programme uses donations from corporations to deliver sailing, arts and science lesson...

Bermuda’s range of scholarships and awards for local students is being broadened, the House of Assembly heard. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, told MPs that the government had followed through on its 2016 Throne Speech promise with eight new ...

More than 100 retired Belco workers have won a legal action against their former employer over an attempt to change their health insurance. While the company sought to move retired staff from its Lighthouse Plan to alternate schemes in early 2015, Pu...

Bermuda’s serial vandal has struck again, with Hamilton bus depot the latest target for hateful messages. Racist and sexist language could be seen daubed over the walls at the city centre location yesterday morning, prompting the Bermuda Police Servi...

The Loren at Pink Beach opened its doors to its first paying guests on Thursday. While some work on the 45-suite boutique hotel is continuing, a range of amenities including a spa and two restaurants are expected to come online soon. Kinga Engelbrech...

Mia Rose Barker turned ten this month, but it is the animals at the Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals who will receive the gifts. This year, Mia decided that rather than receiving presents she would raise money for the charity....

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz yesterday denied suggestions that the Bermuda Government had committed a breach of treaty over the Lahey Clinic lawsuit. The civil action, which alleges the Massachusetts hospital ran a bribery-based scheme with Ewart Br...

The alleged “corrupt enterprises” of Ewart Brown and the Lahey Clinic contributed to rising healthcare costs for patients in Bermuda, according to the lawsuit filed in the United States. The civil complaint, made by the Bermuda Government against Lah...