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Delta has cancelled flights to and from Bermuda, as New York and New England prepare for a massive winter storm, a Government spokesperson stated yesterday. As of 11am, Delta’s flight DL1773 between Bermuda and New York’s JFK airport was cancelled. I...

Mayor Graeme Outerbridge and his council have been stripped of their powers after the governance of the Corporation descended into “complete disarray”. Senator Michael Fahy, the Minister for Home Affairs, announced yesterday that he had taken tempora...

Tipping fees at the Marsh Folly composting facility are to resume as of February 1, a Government spokeswoman has announced. The nominal fee of $25 per truck was waived last year to help to assist with the Island’s post hurricane recovery, she explai...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent Chase Cooper has long harboured a dream of being involved in the America’s Cup. With Bermuda hosting the sailing spectacle in 2017, that dream could very well become reality for the promising local sailor, who ...

Yesterday’s march on the Cabinet Office came after a year-and-a-half of talks aimed at reducing government spending while preserving jobs and wages. In July 2013 public sector workers and Government agreed to a two-year package consisting of a 4.6 pe...

A total of three buildings at historic Dockyard are being restored to their former glory as part of the drive to be ready for the 2017 America’s Cup. And Dockyard owners Wedco are pushing ahead to revamp three more buildings which were part of the fo...

A man and a woman were charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning with attempted murder. Damon Morris, 25, and Keitha Richardson, 31, were both charged with attempting to kill Earlston Bailey on September 17, 2010 in Paget, using a firearm to co...

Emergency talks to tackle the dispute over furlough days will continue today after the Bermuda Government and unions failed to sit down together yesterday afternoon. The deadlock between Government and unions over the imposition of continued furlough...

Premier Michael Dunkley apologised to union leaders last night after crunch talks to address the dispute over furlough days had to be delayed. Government and the Bermuda Trade Union Congress (BTUC) were supposed to return to the negotiating table yes...

A cyberattack on Arnold’s supermarket has led to customers’ cards being used in fraudulent transactions, it was revealed last night. The shock news came after Arnold’s store chain chief Frank Arnold said the banker HSBC had alerted the firm to a raid...