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The build-up to a confrontation at a 2016 demonstration against the new airport plan outside the House of Assembly was outlined in evidence to a parliamentary joint select committee set up to look at the background of the clash. A police officer said...

Records of the Financial Policy Council will be exempt from public access to information requests if newly tabled legislation is passed. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, said the move would mean the council would be the first financ...

Farms lose more than $5,000 a week to thieves who target their crops, a farmer claimed yesterday. Rowland Hill Jr, the owner of J&J Produce in Devonshire, said “night farmers” not only stole produce, but ruined even more as they trampled crops as the...

The Bermuda Government has issued draft general principle guidance notes to assist members of the business community in understanding how to satisfy the requirements of the island’s economic substance legislation. The notes also provide guidance rega...

Julian Assange ended his seven-year stay last month at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he had sought refuge from prosecution in Sweden and the United States. The British Government has since ordered that he be extradited to the US, where he m...

The founder and former director of the National Museum has been given an award by the oldest archaeological group in the world. Edward Harris was honoured by the Society of Antiquaries in London for his Harris Matrix and associated methods which set ...

Paul Taylor Dance Company is reputed to be one of the best in the world; Bermudian Jada Pearman becomes part of that legacy this month. A massive feat, she credits the unconditional support of her parents, Sanz and Roxanne, and years of training; the...

The opening night of Destination Dockyard, featuring vendors and entertainment, kicks off this evening. The summer-long weekly entertainment event, held on the North Lawn, has a special theme each night. Vendors Night, with more than 20 businesses ra...

Belco has once again met an international standard for its environmental management systems, the power company announced. The International Organisation for Standardisation, based in Switzerland, publishes international standards for industries world...

Bermuda’s youngest soldiers marked the end of their annual training camp with a celebration at the weekend. The dozen Junior Leaders, a youth training scheme run by the Royal Bermuda Regiment, spent a week at Watford House in Sandys, where they lear...