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Business partners Melanie De Rosa, Aprille DeShield, Marie Beach-Johnson and Percy Paynter celebrated a milestone last week. Last Wednesday marked the tenth anniversary of the foursome’s ownership of the former Seaview Health and Fitness Club located...

With the announcement of plans to turn Dockyard’s Victualing yard into an expansive entertainment venue, many residents raised concerns over just how such a modern structure would fit into an area so rich in history. Wilson Allen Architecture and Int...

Former Premier Ewart Brown and former Public Works Minister Derrick Burgess should not have used public funds to pursue their lawsuit, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has found. However, acknowledging the “unusual circumstances of the case”, the ...

Bermuda will have to look for outside funding to pay for a new airport, MPs were told on Friday. Tourism and Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell said that a modernised airport would cost hundreds of millions of dollars — money Government did not have....

A plan to refurbish or sell off Government-owned properties that are empty will provide value for money for taxpayers, it has been claimed. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday, Public Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin revealed that Gover...

The owner of a Hamilton nightclub has defended plans to employ go-go dancers, insisting they are not in poor taste. Dennie O’Connor, who owns the Cosmopolitan club, has advertised for three professional dancers to work at the popular Front Street nig...

A Government MP should not be sitting in the House, Opposition MP Walton Brown has said. Mr Brown said that — according to legal opinion — One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Jeff Sousa should be disqualified due to a failure to disclose Government cont...

A young Bermudian chef has set taste buds tingling with his secret recipe for seasoning. Now bottles of Michiko Campbell’s Chiko’s Smokey Rub is flying off the shelves — boosted by a debut appearance at last week’s Harbour Nights. Mr Campbell said he...

A Pembroke man today admitted stealing more than $90 worth of shrimp from a grocery store. Franklin Smith, 53, of Dunscombe Lane, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to stealing three bags of frozen, uncooked shrimp from the MarketPlace...

A boost in the number of planning applications is a good sign for the Island’s economy, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. The Department of Planning announced today that it had noted a more than 25 percent increase in applications duri...