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Issues including the role technology can play in limiting problem gambling were explored by gaming industry experts at a town hall meeting this week. Organised by the Progressive Labour Party, the event examining safe and responsible gambling was he...

The Bermuda Government spending on foreign consultants has fallen steadily since the One Bermuda Alliance came to power but the amount could be on the increase this year. More than $7.3 million is expected to be paid from the public purse to overseas...

Long-serving members of the Bermuda Scout Association, Stephen Barton and Michael Smith, were the recipients of the Award for Merit. The Award for Merit is given for outstanding service of no less than 12 years, ten of which must be exceptional. It i...

The Rainbow Alliance declared yesterday’s landmark gay marriage ruling a victory for all same-gender loving people in Bermuda. Saluting Winston Godwin and Greg DeRoche for their courage in taking on the Bermuda Government at the risk of being ostraci...

The executive director of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission has launched a defamation suit against an Australian gaming expert over comments made in an e-mail. According to a statement by the commission, the suit concerns a message sent by Timor V...

An overseas expert on children’s issues will be visiting the island later this month to conduct a series of workshops organised by the charity PRIDE, which attempts to keep children drug-free. Jerry Moe, National Director of Children’s Programmes at ...

A boy scout troop from the US has celebrated its 50th visit to Bermuda — a reward for completing a seven-year scout programme. The boys from Manchester, Connecticut make up Troop 25, all aged between 17 and 18. “This is the last hurrah for these guys...

Preserve Marriage labelled the gay marriage ruling as an attack on traditional values, claiming it has worsened the divide in Bermuda. The group also said redefining marriage in other countries had led to “the reinvention of gender among children” am...

Motorists heading to and from St George’s and St David’s could face delays on Sunday as re-decking work continues over the Causeway and Longbird Bridge. Depending on the weather, the work will start at 8am and last until 5pm. The Ministry of Public W...

More than 45 employees from the Bermuda office of Marsh and Guy Carpenter are volunteering their time today with the Salvation Army as part of the company’s annual Community Day. Staff are taking part in a number of jobs to spruce up the Salvation A...