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The One Bermuda Alliance opposed the move saying it would hit a market still struggling to recover after Covid-19

The ultra-modern Black Pearl contrasts with the tall ship, Tenacious, both berthed within a few hundred yards of each other

Wayne Furbert, the Minister of Transport, has insisted his department is “prepared for whatever confronts us” as the peak tourist season approaches. Mr Furbert said that he and his team had been inspired by a quote from the late Colin Powell, the US ...

The pedal bike rider, a 13-year-old, was left with abrasions to his knees and hands, while his passenger, 7, sustained a suspected broken leg.

Jason Hayward told MPs that the exact number of employers who have employees that fall underneath the minimum wage was unknown.

Vance Campbell says tax relief changes would would put Bermuda hotels in a better position to compete with their global competitors

It means the Southampton Princess developers must first pay the normal tax or Customs duty, before being entitled to a rebate

A man who had control of a bike while under the influence of alcohol will participate in a court treatment programme

Rising food insecurity has more people turning to The Eliza DoLittle Society for help with their weekly groceries

The Bermuda National Trust has launched the public nomination period for its Annual Awards to recognise those who made an impact protecting and promoting the island’s heritage

Wedco kicked off the 2023 season at Royal Naval Dockyard on Friday with a networking and information session

A man who persistently rode his bike over the centre line on Front Street has been ordered to participate in a court treatment programme. Stefan Lambert, 32, from Devonshire, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol when he appeared ...