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A bus operator this morning admitted stealing money from the vehicle’s vault over a period of months. Pedro Goddard, 42, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to both stealing property from the Bermuda Government and having an object, specifically a m...

The Bermuda Industrial Union went back to work yesterday, with hopes fading that the Reverend Nicholas Tweed will avoid being asked to leave the island. After an intense four-hour meeting throughout the morning, BIU president Chris Furbert announced ...

Stoppages to the bus service have jeopardised students’ education and development, according to the Reverend Leonard Santucci, who is chairman of the board at CedarBridge Academy. He was speaking during a week where up to half of the school’s student...

Friends of Hospice will hold a Memorial Moon Walk to start the new year off by remembering loved ones. The event will take place during the full moon on Friday next week, at Chaplin Bay, Warwick. Friends of Hospice said in a press release: “It is a g...

The 29th annual Pals Walk will be held on Sunday, February 19, to support patient cancer care in Bermuda. Funds will go towards medical care, equipment and supplies for cancer patients in Bermuda. Last year’s event attracted a record 641 participants...

The Bermuda Industrial Union needs to deal with “in-house” issues, president Chris Furbert conceded as he spoke at the end of a lengthy meeting yesterday. Mr Furbert said the four-hour session at the BIU headquarters was “a much needed meeting”, tell...

Jamahl Simmons has said the Progressive Labour Party will continue to support the America’s Cup to ensure that it benefits all Bermudians. The shadow tourism minister’s afternoon statement initially distanced the Opposition from the stance taken by t...

Plans to build a new St Regis hotel in St George’s — which would boost tourism and provide jobs — have been approved. The development, which will overlook Gates Bay, will feature a 122-key resort with 97 hotel rooms and 25 suites, as well as a casino...

Michael Dunkley has questioned the motives of those protesting against the refusal of a work permit application, highlighting that the unions agreed to existing immigration policy after broad consultation. “What has changed?” the Premier asked, with ...

Insulting attacks “will not end well” for detractors of the People’s Campaign, warned union leader Jason Hayward, who said a false narrative had unfairly blamed protesters for dividing the country and inciting a “clash”. The president of the Bermuda ...