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No special interests can sway the deliberations of the immigration working group, according to its chairman, William Madeiros. Mr Madeiros spoke after an online group supporting the Pathways to Status legislation urged the working group to deal swift...

Architectural firm Linberg and Simmons has been perfecting the use of a 3-D render- ing software package that brings its clients’ building plans vividly to life. The programme, Revit, is fast becoming the global industry standard and it is now taki...

The Lionfish exhibition that was hosted by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute has found a new home at Gorham’s and will later travel to Dockyard. Gorham’s general manager, Andrew Mackay, said: “We were thrilled to welcome the Lionfish trave...

The owner of a Hamilton bar has won his appeal against the decision of the Liquor Licensing Authority to strip him of his member’s club licence. The Supreme Court upheld Carlton Simmons’s appeal because a member of the panel that decided his renewal ...

A teenager who tried to smuggle a mobile phone into Westgate Correctional Facility by hiding it in her bra has been handed a 12-month conditional discharge. After a trial on May 2, Char-donnay Saltus, 19, from Pembroke, was found guilty of attempting...

Education minister Wayne Scott met students last week at a summer camp for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, also known as “Steam”. Sixty-three youngsters have enrolled in various programmes at CedarBridge Academy, including a g...

More than 100 suggestions have been submitted on how to use the nine acres of reclaimed land in Dockyard after the America’s Cup next year. But the Cross Island Legacy committee — tasked with generating ideas for the future of the land — want at leas...

A “temporary solution” has been found for delayed mail deliveries affecting Harrington Sound and Southampton, the Bermuda Post Office has announced. Both have been hampered by a labour dispute with the Bermuda Industrial Union: two routes in Harringt...

A 29-year-old Warwick man has been fined and banned from the roads after driving with more than two times the legal amount of alcohol in his blood. In Magistrates’ Court yesterday, Patrick Carter pleaded guilty to the offence that happened in Pembrok...

The area of Rosemont Avenue, between the junction of Richmond Road and Serpentine Road, has been closed for emergency repairs. Belco have announced that crews will be working into the night to fix the transmission cable problem at the spot in Hamilt...