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The Government had to pay out $650,000 in redundancy packages to BAS Serco staff after they did not renew the company’s contract to run the airport. BAS Serco staff argued they had lost “continuity of employment” even though CI², who took over the ro...

Made in Bermuda Nights will bring live island music to Hamilton Harbour’s White’s Island this week. And a total of eight restaurants are to celebrate the event with special menus. The restaurants will offer special Bermuda-themed menus on Thursday ev...

Magistrates must consider appointing legal representatives to protect the rights of children who appear in court — but only if the money is available. Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that the Children’s Act required the Family Court to consider th...

Bus drivers who worked to rule on the public holiday on June 18 broke the law, according to Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs. However, unionised bus operators are now “talking through all their issues”, Mr Brown told Parliament. The work-to...

Popular St George’s resident Neville Swainson, known as Chop-Chop, has died at the age of 84. Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden said Mr Swainson was a popular figure from her childhood in the East End, when he worked in her father’s packing business....

Clyde Best called on Bermudians to look each other in the eye and bridge their racial divide. Mr Best, the island’s famous footballer, said: “One thing my mother always told me — and I carry it in life today — if you treat people the way you want to ...

Teenage Bermudian model Ziye Burgess is on a mission to raise money for a charity to help children whose lives may be cut short by illness. Ziye, 14, has been selected to compete in the Miss Teen Great Britain event in October — and entrants are enco...

Guests at Grotto Bay Beach Resort got a stormy surprise this morning as a waterspout made landfall. The vortex formed just off the dock in the bay and dissipated as it hit land — but not before sending furniture flying. The hotel’s duty manager added...

Fifteen new officers will start work with the Department of Corrections today, the Minister of National Security revealed. Wayne Caines made the announcement yesterday as he acknowledged concerns about safety and a lack of manpower that were raised b...

There is “no need to be concerned” about the island’s ongoing push to regain the printing of Bermuda passports from the British Government, home affairs minister Walton Brown told Parliament. “We do believe we will make progress — it’s time consuming...