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Shadow Tourism Minister Zane DeSilva has been blasted by the OBA for claiming the Government prioritises money over Bermudians. Mr DeSilva criticised the continuing bid to relocate a family from the failed Grand Atlantic housing development in Warwi...

Football apparel store Soccer Plus is riding a wave of excitement with a spike in jersey sales as the Premier League kicks off this weekend. “Well, it’s the Premier League. Everybody is excited about it,” said assistant manager Paul Dyer. “Everyone ...

Officials have banned some athletes from taking part in the Youth Olympics in China over fears that the deadly Ebola virus outbreak could spread. Bermuda has sent a team of seven athletes to the Games in Nanjing, China, which kick off today. Althoug...

Smash-hit British TV talent show The X-Factor will be filming in Bermuda this month. The programme — an American Idol-style singing competition created by Simon Cowell — attracts millions of viewers in the UK. And judge Louis Walsh, a renowned enter...

A Bermudian businessman has been accused of charging overseas entrepreneurs thousands of dollars for work that was never completed. But financial advisor Spencer Conway insisted his company was justified in charging the fees after carrying out “a sco...

The introduction of a “port fee” for Dockyard tour operators is being contemplated, as the West End Development Corporation seeks extra revenue to cover sweeping renovations of its historic buildings. The news was met with dismay by Shadow Transport ...

The satirical eye of acclaimed US cartoonist Kevin Kallaugher has been trained fondly on Bermuda this summer — and from tonight, his creations during his stay will appear at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The artist, also known as KAL, has wo...

The Island’s “culture of bad driving behaviour” has led to nine deaths so far in 2014, plus 848 collisions — 80 of them serious. And the latest police statistics prompted Carlton Crockwell of the Road Safety Council to call road conditions “a nationa...

A summer of discontent is a sign of a healthy democracy, Premier Michael Dunkley said this week. But he warned that Government would not be swayed “by veiled threats about escalation and intimidation”. “That doesn’t roll with me,” he said. “I will ce...

The start of the first major battle of the First World War was yesterday commemorated by the City of Hamilton. And the widow of a soldier who marched off to war nearly 100 years ago was the guest of honour at the City Hall ceremony. Joseph Levon, the...