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Season's Greetings, Bermuda! We have journeyed through Advent, and Christmas is upon us. We prepare to say farewell to 2022 and look forward with hope and expectation to a new year. Throughout this season, our community renews family ties and spends ...

Bermuda’s national teams and athletes could soon be taking advantage of the training facilities at the National Stadium on a more regular basis after the government extended the grace period of free use. As it stands, governing bodies and athletes pa...

There has been silence so far from business as companies determine how they would be affected by government proposals that represent a radical departure in Bermuda’s corporate tax structure. The package of proposals includes deepening the take from i...

The Government has been accused of “racing” poorly drafted legislation through the House of Assembly which then has to be corrected by subsequent bills. Craig Cannonier, of the opposition One Bermuda Alliance made the claim Friday, after the Governme...

Demolition work has begun at the Government Quarry to tear down two buildings that were seriously damaged in a hurricane. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said the former carpentry and paint shop buildings at the site wer...

An annual inspection of Lefroy House identified “significant areas of concern” related to the building’s maintenance and immediate repairs will be carried out, according to a Government spokeswoman. The spokeswoman said a recent inspection by the Ber...

The Government has received a report on the full range of self-government options for Bermuda, it was revealed yesterday. The revelation came during the presentation of the Speech from the Throne by the Deputy Governor, Tom Oppenheim. “In a display o...

The reconvening of Parliament is upon us, Bermuda. This is when the elected government lays out its agenda for the legislative year. I implore every resident of Bermuda to listen to this year’s Throne Speech with scrutiny. In the upcoming year, we sh...

The Ministry of Home Affairs does not intend to reverse planning approval for a medical waste incinerator to be built in St David’s. While the plan sparked an outcry among concerned St David’s residents at a heated meeting this week, a spokesman for ...

Several senior public servants have been moved as part of a series of reassignments set to come into effect this week. Derrick Binns, the head of the Public Service, announced that as of Wednesday, Jennifer Attride-Stirling would serve as the chief ...

“Hereby it is manifest,” Thomas Hobbes wrote in 1651’s Leviathan, “that during the time men live without a common power to keep them all in awe, they are in that condition which is called war; and such a war as is of every man against every man.” Hob...

Costs payable by campaigners who lost a legal battle to retain the right for same-sex couples to marry have still to be confirmed, a government spokesman said. He added that the litigation was “not yet concluded”. A Privy Council ruling in March foun...