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A financial audit should be carried out after it was revealed a sole-sourced contract for Covid-19 services was given to a company owned by the Premier’s fintech adviser, the One Bermuda Alliance said tonight. Cole Simons, the Leader of the Oppositio...

More than $4m has been spent on the first of a fleet of electric buses, a public access to information announcement has revealed. Costs associated with the 30 electric buses, parts and shipping amounted to $4.09m. The notice in the Official Gazette a...

The leader of the island’s blue collar union has accused the ruling Progressive Labour Party of an attack on its core support. Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, hit out yesterday as he demanded stricter enforcement of work...

A government backbencher has been appointed chairman of the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Jache Adams, the MP for Pembroke West, was formerly the chairman of the board of trustees of the National Sports Centre. Mr Adams was embroiled in ...

A massive shortfall in the Contributory Pension Fund could force the raising of the retirement age to 70 and increased payments into the scheme, the finance minister signalled today. Curtis Dickinson told MPs that an actuarial review of the CPF’s per...

There are up to 250 active gang members and some are as young as 8 years old, the national security minister said yesterday. The news came as Renée Ming told MPs that the police estimated that at least nine gangs were in operation across the island a...

The removal of most Covid-19 health restrictions – including the end of SafeKey rules in most cases – was yesterday welcomed by the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance. Michael Dunkley, the shadow health minister, said: “We are pleased that it appears i...

An announcement about increased airport fees played a part in “relegating” Bermuda to a seasonal destination, the Minister of Transport claimed yesterday. Lawrence Scott added that it is thought the island’s rates are among the highest in the world. ...

A hotel created from a failed housing development is expected to open for business next year, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. MPs were told the Bermudiana Beach Resort at the former Grand Atlantic apartment complex on South Shore in Warwick w...

Divorce without the need for a courtroom blame game could be on the cards after the Attorney-General tabled proposed legislation in the House of Assembly yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons said that the “no fault” divorce proposal was “the first part of a...