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A tax on high-sugar sweet products will have a sour effect on small businesses, the owner of a bakery in St George’s warned yesterday. Kamilah Cannonier, of Sweet Saak Bakery, said the Government should reconsider the tax and predicted it would drive...

The Centre Against Abuse has redesigned its website to include services for sex assault victims. The charity, which also combats domestic abuse, is now seeking public views on the new site. Laurie Shiell, executive director of CAA, said: “It is impor...

Taxpayers have forked out at least $5.3 million on the failed Sandys 360 facility, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The now-shuttered sports centre, which the Government plans to buy for $1 million and renovate for an as-yet-unknown sum, was funded with...

After 42 years, Diana Gilbert is used to the stares. People are curious about her skin, which constantly flakes, and her slicked-back hair, which is incredibly brittle. Although laid-back about it now, she wasn’t always so blasé. “When you’re young,...

The Regulatory Authority has issued a consultation on the regulatory accounting reporting instructions that will apply to electricity sector licensees. Currently, the Authority requires licensees to prepare separate accounts for each licensed busines...

A controversial multimillion-dollar healthcare contract axed by former premier Paula Cox is back in the spotlight in the Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic. Lawyers involved in the civil case are examining the deal that Kurron Shares of Am...

Camaraderie, accountability, flexibility — that is part of what makes Beat the Couch so successful. But the outcome of the ten-week beginners’ running programme relies on the effort of its participants. Last season’s winners of the Corporate and Fr...

Restrictions are invisible to Jahday Ford — he thrives without boundaries. The 23-year-old moved to Manchester, England, in 2011 with his mother to develop his burgeoning football career. It’s a decision he’s thankful for because it helped him reali...

The Government of Bermuda is standing by claims that Ewart Brown conducted excessive and medically unnecessary scans on patients and paid “kickbacks” to scores of doctors on the island. Lawyers representing the Progressive Labour Party government des...

Social events and free public parties have been announced as part of the MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda Festival Weekend. There will be something on offer for all ages and fitness levels as the island hosts the ITU World Triathlon Series from Apri...