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One Bermuda Alliance has declared itself supportive of Government’s Energy White Paper, but in the House of Assembly on Monday night argued it was overdue. Shadow Environment Minister Cole Simons said the strategic objectives of the policy were worth...

Politicians have paid tribute to former top all-rounder Sheridan Raynor calling him a “cricketer’s cricketer” who remained loyal to his home Island. MPs from all political parties took it in turns to stand up in the House of Assembly yesterday to sh...

Offenders on bail, probation or parole will have their every move monitored when their ankles are fitted with electronic tags. Politicians have agreed to monitor the round-the-clock movements of men and women in a bid to tackle Bermuda’s antisocial ...

Residents need to change their approach to energy to avoid falling victim to fuel poverty as prices continue to rocket, Environment Minister Marc Bean said last night. Mr Bean noted more and more people are feeling the knock-on effect of rising globa...

Transport Minister Derrick Burgess and his predecessor Terry Lister last night dismissed suggestions Government picked on Paget and Warwick residents for a price hike. The Progressive Labour Party duo took issue with One Bermuda Alliance MPs for Page...

Motorists caught using cell phones while behind the wheel will soon be facing fines of up to $1,000. Senate yesterday approved the Traffic Offences Penalties Amendment Bills, introducing penalties for those caught driving while distracted. According ...

Premier Paula Cox yesterday revealed that Government revenues are expected to be between $10 and $20 million less than the $940 million projected in the February budget. And she said spending is expected to be $950 million, $43 million higher than ex...