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Four years since their last assignment, the Bermuda senior netball team’s thirst for international competition could be quenched in the not-too-distant future if all goes according to plan. The Bermuda Netball Association has received an official inv...

Dear Sir, I am writing to your column once again hoping that the Government will continue to honour Flora Duffy by renaming Corkscrew Hill to Flora Duffy Hill, as proposed before she returned to Bermuda. Flora Duffy Day was bestowed on her for winnin...

Domestic insurer BF&M Limited has reported shareholders’ net income of $19.5 million for the nine months ended September 30, up from the $18.4 million for the comparative period in 2020. The company said earnings for the 2021 period equated to an ann...

Dear Sir, I have been following with interest the speculation about whether the Governor will approve a law legalising cannabis and the Premier’s assertion that the community voted for it. The community clearly voted for a wide Progressive Labour Par...

The co-founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Bermudian-based fintech company Circle is to appear before the US House Committee on Financial Services. Jeremy Allaire is among six fintech leaders set to take part in a hearing on Wednesday en...

Bermudian lawyer Cameron Adderley is to retire from Appleby after more than 21 years as a partner with the international law firm. Mr Adderley, who is to bow out on March 31, has served as office managing partner in the Hong Kong branch of the firm s...

A law student who did community service to work off $1,800 in unpaid traffic fines was shown leniency by a magistrate yesterday. Senior Magistrate Juan Wolffe cut short the community service order imposed on Essette Winters, 21, after she completed ...

A charity against alcohol abuse is again offering a free lift home to make the roads safer over Christmas and New Year’s Eve. CADA’s “Let Us Drive” programme will run from outside the LOM Building on the corner of Burnaby and Reid Street in Hamilton ...

The Government has paid an Irish firm more than $275,000 to replace security doors at the island’s prisons. According to a notice published in the Official Gazette, Technical Door Solutions were contracted to carry out the work at both Westgate and t...

The RG/BSX Index remained unchanged at 2,641.39 in the absence of trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The Bank of Butterfield finished 58 cents higher (1.60 per cent) at $36.75 on the New York Stock Exchange.

A Christmas charity drive designed to give toys, food hampers and medicines to people in need has been boosted by one of the island’s churches. Gina Spence Productions has teamed up with Restoration Ministries in Southampton to run the event at the w...

A female motorcyclist was injured after a collision with a van on North Shore Road in Pembroke this morning. The accident happened shortly before noon at the junction of North Shore Road and Band Room Lane. A police spokesman said the motorcyclist s...