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White collar workers at the Corporation of Hamilton have issued a 21 day strike notice, The Royal Gazette has learned. The development is an escalation of a months long dispute between the City Council and its managers who have accused Mayor Graeme O...

A teenager yesterday explained how she ran off a bus in fear that a man who made sexual remarks to her would follow her home. The young girl said the man told her she was beautiful and asked the colour of her underpants, as she sat in the back of a b...

Government is working with the Island’s banks to help those who are having trouble making mortgage payments, Premier Cannonier said yesterday. The business community is also being engaged in discussions about addressing social needs of the country an...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has been ordered to pay a man $2,000 for pain and suffering caused by a delayed appendectomy. Kamal Williams had sued the BHB for $100,000 after he was left waiting seven hours before receiving the surgery. He alleged tha...

A quiz night to benefit the three-year-old daughter of a Bermuda Regiment officer killed on duty raised more than $15,000. The cash will be put towards an educational trust set up to benefit Katherine Wheddon. Her father, Major Chris Wheddon, died w...

A Bermudian veterinarian who was denied a top Government vet job has won a fresh day in court, continuing an almost 16-year legal battle. Susann Smith’s discrimination case against the Environment Minister began in 1997, when her Government contract ...

A gang expert told the Supreme Court that both men charged with the murder of Randy Robinson are members of the 42 gang. And while Detective Sergeant Alex Rawlins said Mr Robinson, 22, was not affiliated with any gang, he is related to high ranking m...

New PLP MP Walton Brown believes Island is entering a period of ‘strained’ labour relations By Ayo Johnson Good labour relations will be critical to Bermuda’s success, observers agree. But does the new political dispensation mean that Government-labo...