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Dear Sir, I’d like to respond to the following initiative presented by Curtis Dickinson in the Budget Statement 2020-21 and referenced in a February 24 Royal Gazette article, “Butler: make best of $1m Court Street boost”. “The BEDC has received a cap...

Jarreau Hayward, the St George’s coach, is delighted his club have gained promotion but admits there is room for growth as they seek to establish themselves as a force in the top flight. St George’s clinched promotion to the Premier Division without ...

Colita Cook-Shillingford’s go-to look is all black, her hair in a bun. The colourful designs she debuted at the Nova Mas International launch seemed a little out of character — to people who didn’t know her that well. “Anyone who knew me from high sc...

Finance ministers of the world’s richest countries want to strike an agreement on a global minimum tax rate by the end of the year. The main aim is to ensure that digital giants like Amazon, Facebook and Google pay taxes in the countries where they m...

Bermuda should expect a deficit of more than $30 million in the next financial year, an economist has warned. Finance minister Curtis Dickinson announced in last Friday’s Budget Statement that the Government planned to spend $19.8 million more than i...

A forensic pathologist warned against “over interpreting” evidence from wounds left on a murder victim as the defence case opened yesterday in the Supreme Court trial of his alleged killers. Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers deny the premeditated ...

Quality Gymnastics enjoyed an impressive outing in their first overseas meet of the season, claiming a host of top-three finishes at the Presidential Classic in Orlando, Florida. The club travelled with nine gymnasts competing over four different ski...

Industry veteran Christopher Conway has joined the Bermuda office of TigerRisk Partners LLC. He takes up a newly-created senior role on its reinsurance and retrocession teams, where he will report to Alex Bridges, partner and head of retrocession. Mr...

A former board chairman at two public schools has defended Bermuda’s education system after economists claimed it had failed children for decades. Leonard Santucci said he feared that Peter Everson and Robert Stewart did not carry out an “objective a...

Police are investigating a complaint made by a member of the public about an arrest at the weekend. A police spokesman said yesterday that the inquiry into the Sunday arrest continued and no further comment could be made. The spokesman added: “Puttin...

Pupils at a primary school celebrated island heroes as part of Black History Month yesterday. Youngsters at Northlands Primary in Pembroke were taught about football and cricket legend Calvin “Bummy” Symonds, a former pupil. They also learnt about Ma...

A revitalisation programme to boost St George is needed, both candidates for a vacant seat on the Olde Towne’s corporation have said. Colin Campbell said that St George had “for some time now suffered the ill effects of recessionary blows and loss of...