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Bermuda’s reputation as a quality jurisdiction was reinforced during media interviews, high-level business meetings, and networking events in Chicago heading into this weekend’s Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series. Economic Development Minister...

The referendum on same-sex relationships will go ahead, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley ruled yesterday. However, the advanced polling station has been switched to Bermuda College from the Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall on King Street. In a short hearin...

Leading Bermuda figures have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours, including Martha Dismont and Carol Everson. Mrs Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, and Mrs Everson, a welfare case worker with the Bermuda Legion were both a...

A police deployment at City Hall during last month’s protest consisted of 18 officers, three of whom were plainclothes detectives from the Special Branch. Details came from Michael Dunkley, in response to questions from Walter Roban, the Shadow Minis...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers were front and centre on Saturday as Bermuda celebrated the Queen’s Birthday with a parade in Hamilton. Troops fired the traditional feu de joie — a rippling rifle salute — and a 21-gun salute with the RBR’s ceremonial...

Eight properties owned by the Bermuda Government are under consideration for sale to the public, the House of Assembly heard this morning. Details were given by Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works, in response to parliamentary questions fro...

Employees who withdrew their labour at the airport on Thursday have been banned from taking further action by a court order. According to a statement from law firm MJM Barristers and Attorneys, the Supreme Court granted an interim injunction to Menzi...

Southcote’s sturdy structure dates back hundreds of years and if its walls could speak they would tell tales of the birth of Charlie Chaplin’s wife, Oona O’Neill, and the visits of American novelist George Washington Cable. The old Bermuda cottage is...

After months of setbacks on her cancer therapy, Cherrie Woods is cautiously thankful for clearance to leave Bermuda to get treatment. “There is no proof as of yet, but they have given me their word,” said Ms Woods, who is meeting on Monday at the Dep...

Let us pay tribute to two of our own. While neither seek accolades, senior reporters Simon Jones and Owain Johnston-Barnes can both hold their heads a little higher courtesy of the 2016 Best of Bermuda awards. Mr Jones, whose work in our pages stood ...