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The deadline for post office box payments has been extended until tomorrow, due to problems with the Post Box Online Payment System. In a statement today, the Bermuda Post Office apologised to its customers for any inconvenience. Customers who have...

The Department of Marine & Ports Services has temporarily relocated due to renovations. During maintenance at its headquarters on East Broadway, Hamilton, the department will function from the second floor of the Brown Brangman Building in Reid Stre...

The Ministry of Public Works has identified 30 Government-owned properties that it will look to sell off in the coming months. The move, which was initially unveiled in the Throne Speech, is part of a policy that will also involve moving civil servan...

Good-natured pitbulls could get dropped from the Bermuda Government’s list of banned pets, according to a proposal now under review. At present the animals are among several classified as prohibited breeds, and are subject to being euthanised. The po...

While some claim the economy is in recovery, for far too many this recovery has not led to new jobs or new opportunities to earn a living, make ends meet and feed their families. Out on the doorsteps of Constituency 13, the real stories of the real p...

Artist impressions of the residential block that is expected to replace the old Queen of the East merchant house in Hamilton have been put online. The images appear on a new website called Residences at Queen of the East that also provides detailed i...

Bermuda’s ailing taxi industry could be revitalised by the introduction of electric-powered cabs, a representative has claimed. Leopold Kuchler, the former president of the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association, said drivers were working up to 16 hours...

Many of Bermuda’s public school buildings are “worse than Third World” and the Bermuda Government should focus on fixing them rather than closing or consolidating schools, according to the leader of a teachers’ union. Mike Charles, general secretary ...

An open house will take place at the No 6 cruise ship passenger terminal as part of International Customs Day next Tuesday. The annual week of events, which this year has the theme, Digital Customs: Progressive Engagement, will begin with a service a...

Parental anxieties fuelled by rumours over possible school closures have influenced the latest public school application figures, according to one principal. Romelle Warner, who led the School Reorganisation Advisory (Score) Committee that has just r...

The make-up of the Commission of Inquiry tasked to look into the handling of taxpayers’ money under the former Progressive Labour Party administration has yet to be finalised. Michael Dunkley initially stated that he hoped to appoint the membership o...

Dear Sir, I believe this is a question most taxpayers are asking themselves: “What is financial assistance doing?” We have some people that are living off financial assistance. They drive round all day doing nothing. They dress in expensive shoes an...