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Legislation setting out how casino locations will be selected has been put before the House of Assembly. The Casino Gaming (Designated Sites) Regulations 2015, tabled by Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism Development and Transport, details the ...

Mark Pettingill, the lawyer for a same-sex couple seeking to marry in Bermuda, has expressed little surprise that the Registrar-General’s office had not posted his clients’ marriage notice by the close of business on Friday, as required. The office w...

Kindhearted youngsters have helped to provide needy families with an early Christmas present by taking part in a fundraising carwash. Children from the Bermuda Boys’ Brigade and the Church Girls’ Brigade worked together at the Christmas carwash last ...

Chamber of Commerce president and store owner Kristi Grayston died suddenly at the weekend. It is understood that Ms Grayston, who was 52 and lived in Devonshire with her husband Michael, died of a heart attack on Saturday night. Her family said last...

She may be treading the boards as a pantomime pirate at City Hall, but 13-year-old Erin Jones has rather more academic plans for the future. “I’d like to study medicine or law at university,” said Erin, a student at Bermuda High School. This year’s ...

A report faulting government financing of the Heritage Wharf project in Dockyard has been welcomed by Ray Charlton, the chairman of West End Development Corporation. Meanwhile, the contractor behind the cruise ship pier has released figures showing t...

Gina Spence Productions co-hosted the annual Pre-Christmas Party at the Heritage Worship Centre on Friday. The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation had originally planned to throw their late night shopping event in EF Gordon Square, but concerns...

Initiatives aimed at raising children’s physical activity levels are expected to be launched next year as part of the new Premier’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. The Department of Health has teamed up with a host of professionals to estab...

An open letter is being drafted for Members of Parliament by Larry Marshall, a long-time opponent of Bermuda’s conscription regime, in opposition to legislation that would keep conscription on the books. The Defence Amendment Bill 2015, tabled in the...

Emergency vehicles responded to a two-vehicle collision in Pembroke this morning that left one person injured. According to a police spokesman, the accident took place on Serpentine Road, near the junction with Rosemont Avenue at about 8.15am. “Det...