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Chronic staff shortages, a dictatorial leadership, and the promotion of inexperienced personnel to key positions are putting the lives of Bermuda’s firefighters at risk, according to the Fire Service Association. In a damning assessment of departing ...

Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley yesterday promised to build on the success of a programme that encourages inmates to give back to the community. Mr Dunkley said that last year the Prison Farm Facility’s “Giving Back to the Community Programme”...

Marijuana use could one day become as socially acceptable as alcohol, according to Government’s chief lawyer. And Attorney General Mark Pettingill said that, while he was not calling for the legalisation of the drug, the Island had to have a mature d...

Legal orders aimed at keeping loiterers away from White Hill have had little impact, area residents claim. They say the familiar faces have returned to hang out on the Southampton neighbourhood’s streets now that police powers under Section 110 of th...

Rolfe Commissiong and Dennis Lister have been appointed Shadow Ministers, the Progressive Labour Party announced yesterday. Mr Commissiong, the MP for Pembroke South East, is now the Shadow Minister of Workforce Development, while Sandys North Centra...

The City of Hamilton Council is holding a town-hall meeting on Tuesday. Mayor Graeme Outerbridge said the public meeting would give “an update on the projects and activities that have been taking place in the city over the last nine months”. He promi...

Finance Minister Bob Richards will read his first Budget Statement in the House of Assembly today. Plans for the next financial year, which starts on April 1, will likely include more borrowing and a new statutory debt ceiling that may be raised to j...

Bermuda has lost one of its musical legends — piano player and war veteran, Earl Robinson Darrell. Mr Darrell, 89, played the piano at the Waterlot Inn for more than four decades, performing for many visiting celebrities including British Prime Minis...