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Nine of Bermuda's brightest and most outspoken youth will compete later this month for the honour of being crowned Bermuda's first Youth Tourism Minister. Spokesman for the Bermuda Department of Tourism, Nea Talbot said 18 students between the ages o...

Tourism Minister Ewart Brown has rejected calls for a ban on cruise ships hosting entertainment events onboard while in port in Bermuda. But he has thrown his support behind the idea of getting more Bermudian entertainers performing on board the ship...

Don?t be late if you want to make your views known at tonight?s meeting about the controversial plans to build the hospital on the Botanical Gardens. The Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) is warning there is a limit of 60 people per meeting, however addi...

Housing Minister Sen. David Burch last night admitted he was ?short-circuiting? the planning process through the use of controversial special development orders. But the Minister was unrepentant about the ?abuse of the system?, saying the need to eas...

Mello Jones & Martin and Age Concern will be partnering together in October to present a free legal clinic for seniors increasingly in need of legal advice particularly power of attorney issues. Age Concern Executive Director Claudette Fleming said t...

Bermuda Weather Service forecasts indicated last night that the Island should no longer fear being hit by Hurricane Helene. Helene, which had been travelling in the general direction of Bermuda, was yesterday moving on a west- northwesterly path, pre...

A farmer, a former Shell executive, a Belco vice president, a former Ministry of Works and Engineering manager and an ecological engineer formed the panel for the final Sustainable Development Strategy meeting, held at St. Paul AME church hall last n...

A former ambulance orderly man praised for his role in offering assistance to a critically injured Canadian guest worker after a road accident on Sunday has said it was lucky that he was at the scene at all. Makia Lekki had been heading for St. Georg...