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The first public hearing will take place today of the Commission of Inquiry into concerns raised by the Auditor-General over the handling of taxpayers’ money in 2010, 2011 and 2012. It will be held at St Theresa’s Church Hall, Laffan Street, Hamilton...

In a first, a group of Bermuda High School students got to spend the few days before summer break tackling science projects at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. The trip was part of the school’s second annual Steam week, for Science,...

A man has been charged with the robbery of a St George’s jewellery store last week. Kenneth Wade, 20, of St George’s, is facing two counts in connection to the June 22 robbery of Vera P Card, including robbing the store of jewellery and $587 in cash ...

The Tax Commissioner has reminded all tax payers that the amended tax rates brought in at the beginning of April must be used to calculate taxes due for the quarter ending June 30, 2016. Revised return forms are available at the Office of the Tax Com...

Firefighters tackled a small bushfire in the Devil’s Hole area tonight. One fire engine attended the scene of the blaze at just after 10pm on Broken Hill Lane and quickly contained the flames.

The Ministry of Tourism, Transport and Municipalities will this week temporarily move its offices to Victoria Street, opening up space at the Transport Control Department. According to a statement, the ministry will open for business at 61-63 Victori...

The Cabinet will meet at Commissioner’s House in Dockyard for their weekly meeting on Wednesday. Since renovation work on the Cabinet Office on Front Street began the Ministry of ?Finance has served as the alternative location for Cabinet’s Wednesday...

Pupils from Northlands Primary School have been given a taste of Spanish thanks to a unique partnership between the Department of Education and a global bank. Education chiefs in Bermuda teamed up with Lombard Odier to allow the school to offer Span...

Ten Bermudians have been awarded Dr Barbara Ball Public Health Scholarships. Congratulating all of them, Minister of Health and Seniors Jeanne Atherden said: “After due consideration, the ten scholarship winners stood out as having the combination o...

All commercial kitchens must be fitted with approved grease traps as of September 2017, the Ministry of Health and Seniors has announced. The policy will intercept the fats, oils and grease that have led in the past to “greaseballs” washing ashore fr...