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David Burt visited his aunt and uncle to congratulate them on their 61st wedding anniversary. The Premier presented Leon and Helen Burt with flowers and a gift. He said: “I was very pleased to visit my aunt and uncle today, in celebration of a marria...

Health minister Kim Wilson will make a presentation on healthcare costs at a town hall meeting. The Progressive Labour Party’s political education committee is organising the event at Alaska Hall on Monday, from 6pm to 7pm. Ms Wilson has said changes...

The Minister of Finance said yesterday he expected Bermuda to be removed from the list of uncooperative tax jurisdictions after he completed a round of discussions in Europe. Curtis Dickinson said the visit included a meeting with the chairwoman of t...

The Premier discussed Bermuda’s efforts to build its relationship with the United States when he met members of Congress in Washington, yesterday. David Burt said the island’s co-operation with the US on tax transparency and its assistance in helping...

Supreme Court cases will no longer be heard in historic Sessions House after the building is renovated, the Speaker of the House of Assembly confirmed yesterday. Dennis Lister said that the 200-year-old courtroom would be used by the legislature afte...

David Burt will hold key meetings with members of Congress in Washington, DC, tomorrow. The Premier will discuss national security and financial services with the office of senator Tim Scott, the chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Financial Insti...

The City of Hamilton reminds those City tax-payers that own or occupy commercial property in the City that they must register in order to cast their vote in the May 9th municipal election. Registration will close on Wednesday, April 3rd at 5pm. Reg...

A European Union economic commissioner was “surprised” that Bermuda was included on a list of noncooperative tax jurisdictions, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt explained that the island was internationally recognised as having a robust reputat...

Plans to hold a House of Assembly meeting tomorrow — when new legislation linked to municipalities was expected to be tabled — were put on hold yesterday. Craig Cannonier, the Opposition leader, said he had been told there would be no session in the ...

Bakeries and other small food producers will get special consideration when the sugar tax comes into effect next month. Government senator Anthony Richardson told the Upper House yesterday that there will be a 5 per cent concession rate on sugar for ...