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Diallo Rabain stormed to victory by a decisive margin for the Progressive Labour Party last night in Devonshire North Central, where he took 56 per cent of the vote. Mr Rabain hailed his win over the One Bermuda Alliance’s Andrew Simons, at 461 votes...

A redeveloped airport could sustain Bermuda for the next 100 years, a spokesman for the site’s proposed construction firm claimed last night. Residents attended the Anglican Cathedral Hall in Hamilton for the third of three meetings on the $249 mill...

A special delegates’ conference to determine the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party could be on the cards as the required minimum number of branches have signed up in support. It is also understood that 11 African Methodist Episcopal churches...

An open meeting on the island’s airport redevelopment plan featured a sceptical and often heated crowd for a second night. Craig Looby, a developer with the Urban Maximum Industries, Inc (UMI), rose at last night’s forum at Penno’s Wharf, St George’s...

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Bermudians angry at the $249 million airport redevelopment agreement descended on St David’s last night to voice their numerous concerns. The meeting at Clearwater Middle School was intended to seek feedback on issues to consider in the Environmenta...

Sources with connections to the Progressive Labour Party expressed disappointment after rebel Opposition MPs, Wayne Furbert and Walton Brown, had their posts on the Boundaries Commission revoked at the behest of the Leader of the Opposition. Governm...

The Progressive Labour Party has continued to challenge the proposed airport redevelopment project, questioning the long-term job security of staff and the status of contracts. However Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, this afternoon described t...

Bermuda Government revenues for last year have been higher than anticipated and spending lower, according to a report released today. The Ministry of Finance Report stated that during the nine months ending December 2015, the Government earned $685.8...

The chairman of the upcoming Commission of Inquiry will likely be from overseas, Michael Dunkley has said. Three well-qualified locals will make up the rest of the group, the Premier said as he gave an update on the plan to probe the findings of the ...