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Opposition Ministers praised the return of weekend and holiday ferry service to Paget and Warwick in the House of Assembly. But Transportation Minister Terry Lister warned that if the public does not take advantage of the service, it could be cancell...

People with violent backgrounds will be banned from being security guards to ensure they don’t further inflame hot-tempered situations in bars and clubs. Police will have the power to refuse licences to anyone who has been convicted of a violent or d...

Shadow Health Minister Kathy Michelmore yesterday warned alarming obesity statistics could be about to get even worse as she urged Government to expand a new schools wellness programme. Junior Health Minister Cromwell Shakir had said about 14 student...

Legislation tightening up Bermuda’s laws over adoption and psychological practice passed through the Senate yesterday. The Psychological Practitioners Amendment Act firms up requirements on qualification, training and experience. Junior Health Minist...

Bermuda’s reputation in the world of finance has received a boost from hosting the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, Junior Finance Minister David Burt said yesterday. Senator Burt said 227 delegates from 85 c...

Legislation tightening up Bermuda’s laws over adoption and psychological practice passed through the Senate this morning. The Psychological Practitioners Amendment Act firms up requirements on qualification, training and experience, while removing a ...

Guidelines for keeping information and records straight for all Bermuda’s financial sectors will be put in place with a bill being debated in the House of Assembly today. The Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act is designed to bring greater t...

Police will be able to arrest people they suspect are going to breach bail, under amendments passed through the House of Assembly yesterday. Currently officers only have the power to arrest suspects after they have breached bail and fled the Island b...