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A Progressive Labour Party backbencher claimed yesterday that Bermuda’s longest-serving premier “tap danced” for the “most reactionary and racist elements” in society. Rolfe Commissiong made the comments in the House of Assembly and cited two broadca...

Antoinette Haynes got the call saying she had been named Mother of the Year and thought it was a prank. She had never heard of the Continental Society of Bermuda’s annual competition and had no idea her son, Jordan Williams, had written about her for...

The former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council claims in an application for judicial review pending before the Supreme Court that the Premier interfered in the running of the watchdog to push taxpayer-funded payments to Ewart Brown. Tawanna...

The Axa End-to-End charity event is expected to beat last year’s total of $150,000. Anne Mello, the chairwoman of the End-to-End, said yesterday that the cash had still to be totted up, but that she was confident this year’s event would top 2018. Sh...

Hamilton’s administration remains unchanged after last night’s municipal elections. Charles Gosling stood unchallenged as mayor with residential councillors George Scott, Henry Ming, RoseAnn Edwards and Jenefer Brimmer, who replaces Carlton Johnson. ...

Bermuda’s economy is not in an ideal spot, the Minister for the Cabinet Officer said yesterday. Wayne Furbert said: “It’s not where we want it to be.” But he added: “Where we want it to go is where we are heading.” Mr Furbert said that for economi...

Construction will be speeded up with new methods at the Department of Planning, home affairs minister Walter Roban revealed. Mr Roban told the House of Assembly the planning director would be able to grant permission for some matters so that applican...

The West End Development Corporation is seeking vendors for the Destination Dockyard Summer Series. The summer-long weekly entertainment event runs from 6.30pm to 9.30pm on Monday evenings from July 1 through August 26 on the North Lawn at Dockyard, ...

The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority is in the midst of a safety oversight audit. BCAA officials said they felt well prepared for the audit conducted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, a UN specialised agency which aims to improve the ...

Patients whose medical files were seized during police raids on Ewart Brown’s medical clinics are likely to appeal a judge’s decision to remove two lawyers from the case. Mark Pettingill and Victoria Greening, of Chancery Legal, were barred from repr...

Warwick Academy students now have a window on to the world of Bermuda’s threatened bluebirds, including their battles to survive. Thanks to a hidden camera, students and staff were treated to a live feed of chicks hatching in the school’s bluebird bo...

A candidate in the race to be Mayor of St George said a police station in the Olde Towne was a priority. Kenneth Bascome, a former mayor who stepped down to become an MP for the One Bermuda Alliance, said he would seek the support of councillors to t...