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British Prime Minister David Cameron’s anti-corruption summit coincided with the release of an International Monetary Fund staff paper that explains why corruption is bad for economies and suggests ways to eradicate it. But neither these recommendati...

The Volleyball Volunteers Army were crowned champions of the 24th annual Corporate Volleyball Tournament at Bernard Park on Saturday. More than 170 players from 26 teams took part in the competition which aims to build team bonding as well as introdu...

“Important changes” have been made at the Summerhaven home for the physically disabled during the three-month tenure of an administrator, the Ministry of Health has said. In a statement, a ministry spokeswoman said that although the administrator’s t...

A motorcyclist is in critical condition in hospital after crashing into a wall on Saturday night. The 31-year-old Paget man was involved in the accident off South Road, near the junction with Belmer Drive, Devonshire, shortly before midnight. He was ...

Bermuda Tourism Authority and the Ministry of Public Works have produced a “Beach Vision” for the island, charting the direction for development. The “vision”, based on the results of surveys and focus groups carried out by the two bodies, states tha...

Utilities firm Ascendant is to use cash raised from the sale of Bermuda Gas to buyback up to 1.5 million of its own shares. The purchase would represent more than 14 per cent of the outstanding shares in the company. Walter Higgins, the Ascendant pre...

Volunteers from the Bermuda Overseas Missions (BOM) have planned their next trip — taking them to Guyana to join the Habitat for Humanity charity. It’ll be the 18th overseas trip for the BOM group who aim to help the homeless and poverty stricken res...

Bermuda Toastmasters is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary with a special banquet at the Fairmont Southampton. Corville Hylton, president of the club dedicated to helping people become better public speakers and leaders, said: “We want to reach ou...

The sounds of bagpipes mingled with the beat of Gombey Dancers in Dockyard this weekend as the island’s culture was celebrated. Local vendors also showcased Bermuda cuisine, art and jewellery on the Clocktower Lawn during yesterday’s event that was o...

A crime prevention seminar, organised by Police and the Chamber of Commerce, has attracted little interest from local businesses, according to a police spokesman. The seminar, aimed at discussing the recent spate of armed robberies and how they could...