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Government is seeking a price tag for its water supply system at the West End, for a possible sale of the infrastructure to Watlington Waterworks. That tentative deal was proposed under a 2010 memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the company, wh...

Taxi drivers have expressed concern at the news that fuel prices will rise by five cents a litre from the beginning of April. Finance Minister Bob Richards announced yesterday in his budget speech that the tax hike is expected to raise about $9.6 mil...

The Department of Energy has invited public input into the formulation of a new Electricity Policy, by hosting a “community conversation” tomorrow from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at the Goodwin C. Smith Heritage Worship Centre on 59 Dundonald Street, Hamilton....

The Waste Management Section of the Ministry of Public Works is advising that collection crews resumed garbage collection in the western parishes today and are expecting to complete collection there with assistance from Highways section crews. The Hi...

The Tynes Bay public drop-off facility will remain open longer today and tomorrow to help the public to deal with uncollected trash. A spokesman for the Waste Management Section of the Ministry of Public Works encouraged the public to take household ...

The Department of Energy has moved forward with discussion on policy development, arising out of the Energy Summit (http://www.bermudaenergysummit.bm) held in November. The workshop, the first in a series of consultations, was held at The Fairmont So...

SAN FRANCISCO (Bloomberg News) — US drillers have taken a record number of oil rigs out of service in the past six weeks as OPEC’s sustained production sent prices below $50 a barrel. The oil rig count has fallen by 209 since December 5, the steepest...

Spanish Point residents are questioning why their trash is piling up on street corners, three days on from the customary pick-up day. The Pembroke district ordinarily gets trash collected on Tuesdays, or occasionally on Wednesday. The queries come ju...

RIYADH (Bloomberg) — The boom that adorned Gulf Arab monarchies with glittering towers, swelled their sovereign funds and kept unrest largely at bay may be over after oil prices dropped by almost 50 per cent in the last six months. The sheikhdoms hav...

Bermuda Government water customers are experiencing supply interruptions, the Ministry of Public Works has said. The interruptions are a result of a distribution pumping system problem with the western water distribution network. A statement said tha...

Solar energy may no longer be the preserve of the wealthy as affordable self-installation kits take to the Bermuda market. The installation process may not be for everyone but Bermuda Engineering Company says that anyone who is “hands-on” will be abl...

November 20, 2014 Dear Sir, In my opinion, Bermuda needs a third unit for burning trash or horticultural waste as at present we have only two units. It happened some years ago when one unit had to be taken out of service for maintenance reasons and w...