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National Security Minister David Burch yesterday said the Hustle Truck could be expanded after the private sector stepped forward when Government’s funds ran dry. Senator Burch complained the “outcry” over the venture’s apparent demise had in fact co...

Suspected criminals could see conditions attached to their police bail in future if it’s believed it would protect their safety. An amendment to the Bail Act, tabled on Friday March 18, adds to the list of circumstances in which officers may apply co...

The House of Assembly has approved a 1.5 percent increase in hospital fees, intended to help battle rising operating costs. Debating the Bermuda Hospitals Board (Hospital Fees) Regulations 2011 on Friday night, Health Minister Zane DeSilva said that ...

Child abuse and neglect have increased as a result of families in crisis, according to Senator LaVerne Furbert. Sen Furbert also said the Department of Financial Assistance’s Budget has been cut by $1 million despite the fact that 400 additional peop...

The Post Office has transformed its performance following new rules forcing people to have their mailboxes properly numbered and labelled. Junior Economy Minister Ashfield DeVent said 92 percent of all mail is now delivered within two working days up...

United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan fears Government will have to pay for damages after handing out an improper licence for private jet services at the airport. Sovereign Flight Support was given permission to provide services in 2007 but it later e...

The financial statements for the Ministers and Senators pension fund are four years out of date. Yesterday the 2007 statement for the fund was tabled, it stated there were $7.28 million in net assets available for benefits. This was up $560,000 from...

Workers injured on the job will get more compensation under legislation passed in the House of Assembly yesterday. The amendment to the law increases the amount payable from a maximum of $170 a week to two-thirds of a person’s earnings at the time th...