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Cash-strapped families are getting their electricity cut off in increasing numbers, according to social assistance agencies. The Coalition for the Protection of Children’s Nicola Fleming said the majority of the charity’s new clients over the past ye...

The following is an account of the 1965 Belco riots from the point of view of police officer David Mulhall, who was injured during the rioting. He has since left Bermuda to live in Canada. Suffering now from Parkinson’s Disease, he has written his me...

Unionised staff at Belco and Bermuda Gas downed tools yesterday, until a conference with management saw controversial hand-scanning devices scrapped. The timekeepers, which staff say can read fingerprints, were allegedly installed without prior consu...

A “new” charge included in Belco bills recently is actually the result of efforts to clarify the billing structure, according to a spokeswoman. In a letter to The Royal Gazette, a Pembroke resident noted the introduction of a $30 “facilities charge” ...

Environment Minister Marc Bean has presented the winning prize for the Energy Limbo contest to Shirley Ann Smith and her family, who won a $600 travel voucher from C-Travel. The presentation was made at the Cathedral Hall recently, and the search is ...