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Independent senator James Jardine drew attention to the lack of financial information on quangos and other government operations during yesterday’s Senate sitting. He spoke as the financial statements of the Consolidated Fund of the Government of Ber...

Three Bermuda High School students have taken to the skies after winning an aviation-themed writing contest. Abigail Brewer and Alexandra Quinn-Sierra, both 13, and Olivia Taylor, 14, enjoyed a bird’s-eye view of the island on Saturday afternoon with...

Draft hotel concessions for the Tucker’s Point Hotel and Resort were approved in the Senate yesterday. The Bill aims to improve the tourism product at the hotel while providing opportunities for Bermudian workers. Michael Fahy, the new Minister of To...

The next 12 months will involve a flurry of activity in the West End with a further two teams establishing bases in Dockyard and the completion of the America’s Cup Village. Oracle Team USA and SoftBank Team Japan have already established their Docky...

A minister targeted by a plot involving forged cheques has lashed out about the handling of the investigation. Addressing the House of Assembly, Derrick Burgess, who was linked with Ewart Brown in the plan, said that throughout the process no one eve...

Repairs are under way to fix a section of badly broken concrete sidewalk on South Road, Paget. The Ministry of Public Works has advised that a lane closure with temporary traffic light control will be required next Monday and Tuesday to allow for the...

A St George’s man was this morning ordered to pay more than $1,000 in restitution after cracking another man’s car windshield with a bottle. Glen Fox, 50, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charges of assault and causing wilful damage in connect...

Belco will be conducting a series of small group discussions with its customers in an effort to “improve customer experience”. Total Research Associates, which will carry out the research in June, is creating discussion groups representative of Belco...

More than 1,000 homes lost power after a switch tripped in its circuit yesterday. Belco says 1,177 of its customers were affected in the Harrington Sound, John Smith’s Bay, and Knapton Hill areas shortly before 8pm. Power was restored shortly before ...

A Warwick man was this morning charged with trespassing in three homes and prowling about a fourth. Coltrane Ratteray, 49, was not required to plea as the matters are indictable and must be heard by the Supreme Court. Prosecutors alleged that Mr Ratt...