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Financial Assistance faces a harrowing Budget tomorrow, with a $45 million cap likely — cutting it short of last year’s unprecedented $50 million. But helping agencies across the Island see no end in sight to the rise in people who need support. “Cu...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority last night defended its decision to grant a loan to a private company after questions were raised by Shadow Transport Minister Zane DeSilva. “The Tourism Authority granted a request from the Whitfield Group to facilitat...

Bermudian Shakir Hodsoll goes back into the hospital today in New Jersey to have part of his skull reinserted, as he continues to recover from a horrific car crash last August that claimed the life of three others. The 25-year-old suffered massive he...

Tourism authority chiefs have pledged to focus on increasing the Island’s return on investment, whatever today’s Budget announcement holds. Meanwhile, for the Bermuda Hotel Association, it is a case of “more of the same, please” as hoteliers hope tha...

Shoppers reacted with dismay yesterday to the news that the 10 per cent grocery discount will end after next week. Lindo’s, Supermart and MarketPlace stores agreed to offer the increased discount on Wednesdays beginning in December 2013 as part of an...

Constituencies 32 through 36 of the Progressive Labour Party will be combining on a series of activities under the banner of “Unity in the Community”. Constituency 35 MP Dennis Lister said: “Last year the western branches renewed our longstanding tra...

A special two-page spread promoting Bermuda is being featured in a commemorative edition of The New Yorker magazine. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) partnered with the iconic magazine to shape a multipronged, multiplatform campaign, including pri...

Bermudian culinary student Shayne Trott will travel to New York City for a one-week externship in two of internationally acclaimed chef Marcus Samuelsson’s restaurants. The externship, made possible by the Fairmont Hamilton Princess, will take plac...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has announced today that the industry is beginning to show promising signs of recovery. According to several market forecast reports and analysis by the BTA, rising indicators suggest positive results are ahead for the I...

A schoolboy who came to the aid of a friend as he suffered an asthma attack has been congratulated by Premier Michael Dunkley. Donovan Dyer-Trott and his family together with the friend he helped, Kyah Trott, and his family were invited to the Cabin...