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The Bermuda Tourism Authority today responded to Opposition charges that it had lavished more on in-house compensation than on promoting the Island to the world. During Monday’s sitting of the House of Assembly, the BTA came under fire from the Progr...

The People’s Campaign has accused Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, of suppressing free speech and freedom of expression in launching a defamation case against Bermuda Public Services Union head Jason Hayward. The lawsuit came after comments mad...

Four university students have been awarded educational bursaries by the Sandys Parish Council. Michael Hudson Jr, Sarai Paynter, Kairah Woolaston and Jade Robinson were presented with the awards at a ceremony on Tuesday evening. “The Sandys Parish...

A 23-year-old Southampton man has been fined $1,000 for falsely claiming his car was stolen. Raymond Raynor pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday to public mischief by giving a false report to police in Southampton on July 31. Raynor al...

The cruise ship Liberty of the Seas returned to port in Bermuda just hours after leaving this weekend owing to an injured passenger. According to the Department of Marine and Ports website, at around 9pm on Saturday Meyer’s Agency contacted the Bermu...

Bermudians wanting to work for the St George’s hotel will receive training despite the requirement being removed from the legislation, the One Bermuda Alliance has promised. Concerns about the role that Bermudians would play in the East End hotel dom...

Barbecue experts of all ages put their skills to the test in a cooking competition. The Best Dressed Chicken contest at Hunt’s Fine Foods, in Warwick, saw participants from all over the community showing off their talents on Saturday. Prizes were giv...

The Bermuda Hotel Association has provided four students with financial scholarships totalling $18,000. The annual awards were presented to Adrian Hassell, Sanji Richardson, Eron Woods and Kairah Woolaston at The Reefs last month. Mr Hassell is pursu...

Allegations that Speaker of the House Randy Horton accepted a politically motivated $45,000 bribe have been firmly refuted by Mr Horton. Speaking at the opening of Parliament yesterday, Mr Horton said he was rising to assure the public that “no alleg...

The Supreme Court forced the Commissioner of Police to grant two men permission to operate Crown and Anchor tables at this year’s Cup Match after a judicial review. The commissioner reportedly refused both Kenneth Bulford and John Jefferis from being...