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David Skinner has been named the first executive director of the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts. Festival chairman Ian Davidson said the appointment was the result of a strategic planning process, focused on the increasingly significant chal...

Unionised ferry workers have hit out at Marine and Ports director Richard Russell claiming that mechanical issues with the ferries, rather than staff lateness, have accounted for an unreliable service. Senior pilot and president of the Bermuda Indust...

A slightly darker tint on car windscreens is to be allowed, along with the use of hands-free technology such as Bluetooth, under legislation coming to the House of Assembly. The announcement came from Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism Developm...

The long, steep walk to and from Horseshoe Bay could become a thing of the past thanks to a proposed new bus system. Problems of safety, as numerous pedestrians weave together with traffic, are also being addressed in the plan submitted by the Bermud...

A man was injured in a fire at a Southampton home in the early hours of yesterday morning. At about 2.11am, the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded to the blaze on Jennings Bay Road with one appliance from the Port Royal Station and four perso...

Governor George Fergusson (pictured) has garnered international attention after documents revealed discussions about a “bizarre idea” to relocate millions of Hong Kong residents in Northern Ireland. A story in yesterday’s edition of The Guardian deta...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy was denounced at length by the Progressive Labour Party as thwarting a Bermudian worker from getting a job, as rancor continued over the Ombudsman’s criticism of the Department of Immigration. Deputy Opposition Lead...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent Artemis Racing has added an Optimist dinghy to its fleet — well, sort of. The Swedish challenger for the 35th America’s Cup has completed repairs to a stolen Optimist dinghy and returned the boat to owners The ...

Sick leave for public workers and its impact on service remains under discussion, Premier Michael Dunkley said after revealing lengthy spells of sick leave taken by seven Police officers. “I have discussed this with the Commissioner and he, like othe...

Marc Bean, the Leader of the Opposition, is scheduled to go on trial accused of using offensive language on August 7 at Magistrates’ Court. Mr Bean appeared in court this morning when the trial date was set by Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo. The charge i...