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David Burt has completed his visit to Europe where he spoke on numerous topics including blockchain in Bermuda. The Premier’s trip included visits to Paris for the OECD Blockchain Summit, the Eurofi Financial Forum in Vienna, and Brussels, where he w...

A pitbull crossbreed on the loose in St George’s has terrorised residents. Now they want the owner of the dog tracked down and warned to keep it under control. Gillian Outerbridge said that she had had several run-ins with the dog in the area around ...

Dear Sir, A giant of a man who has left an awesome legacy and an indelible imprint on the wellbeing of Bermuda. Well known and hugely respected, he projected Bermuda’s image to our international partners for many years and successfully assisted in en...

Workers hold the keys to a better Bermuda, the Acting Premier said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said that the labour movement in 2018 and beyond was “the most critical partner in the progressive we all want to see”. Colonel Burch, the...

Bermuda’s workers are the “lifeblood” of the community, the Minister of Home Affairs said yesterday. Walton Brown said that without the dedication and service of the workers “Bermuda simply wouldn’t run”. He added: “I wish to salute each and every...

Neil Inchcup Sr, a self-made businessman who pioneered gambling in Bermuda, has died at the age of 82. Mr Inchcup took the island by storm in 1994 with Freeport Bingo, which was broadcast on TV but ran afoul of the law. Other ventures included longli...

A group of comedians are to aim for the heart with a special comedy fundraiser today. Charles Doyle, the host and organiser of the show in aid of the Bermuda Heart Foundation, said that in addition to supporting a good cause, the event would give him...

Sailors were warned yesterday to watch their speed after a turtle died as a result of being hit by a boat. Karen and Andrew McKeown found the injured male green turtle near Robinson’s Marina in Somerset and rushed it to the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum a...

Sales at Dockyard’s Clocktower Mall have plummeted by up to 30 per cent after a road closure cut off access to stores, angry shopkeepers said yesterday. The drop in business came after Dockyard operators, the West End Development Corporation, pedestr...

Bermudians must stay ahead of the curve in the face of new technologies such as artificial intelligence if they are to thrive in the workforce of the future, a top lawyer said tonight. Delroy Duncan said: “Bermuda stands at an extraordinary moment of...

Ewart Brown urged health minister Kim Wilson to “politically interfere” to ensure his clinics did not suffer financially in the wake of a One Bermuda Alliance government decision to slash fees for medical scans. The doctor and former premier e-mailed...

A seven-month e-mail trail details the controversy that led to the Bermuda Government’s decision to offer compensation to medical services that were affected hit by a significant cut in fees for high-tech scans. “It would appear that the [health] co...