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Close to 75 per cent of the work on the redevelopment of the island’s airport last month was done by Bermudians, MPs heard yesterday. Written answers from Walter Roban, the transport minister, said that “man-days” were the standardised reporting for...

A team of Dockyard ambassadors is to be signed up to help welcome visitors to the historic site. The West End Development Corporation is looking for five people to work on “the frontline” at Dockyard. Joanne Cranfield, Wedco business development mana...

Masqueraders taking part in this year’s Parade of Bands will have twice the distance to peacock. Participants in the Bermuda Heroes Weekend event will have the option this year of making either one or two laps around the St David’s route. Jason Suk...

Dear Sir, British Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech in Germany last week on the United Kingdom’s judicial and security frameworks moving forward as the UK divorces the European Union. The Munich Security Conference was attended by 70 heads of ...

The Town of St George marked the kindness shown to the last casualty of the War of 1812 with a ceremony on Saturday. The annual ceremony in King’s Square pays tribute to US Navy Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale, who died aged 20 in 1815 after being...

The Bermuda Bridal Expo has announced a switch of venue to the CedarBridge Academy cafeteria. The expo is to proceed at the same time, from noon until 5pm next Sunday, March 4. Organisers announced that all are welcome, with interested vendors asked ...

The disused Sandys 360 sports centre could be bought by the Bermuda Government. A $1 million sale and purchase agreement between the Government and Sandys Secondary Middle School was tabled yesterday by Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of...

The Progressive Labour Party government can reap the benefits of an economic transformation led by the One Bermuda Alliance, Jeanne Atherden claimed yesterday. The Opposition leader and Shadow Minister of Finance said her party had laid the foundatio...

Sparrow-proof bluebird nesting boxes could help protect the species from invaders, an expert said yesterday. Stuart Smith of the Bermuda Bluebird Society, said bluebird boxes were often taken over by sparrows. But the addition of a perspex top and “s...

The cost to axe a controversial deal to build a new airport only months into its start would have been more than $100 million, a report by consultants revealed yesterday. The LeighFisher report said that the island’s struggling economy would have suf...

A controversial multimillion-dollar healthcare contract axed by former premier Paula Cox is back in the spotlight in the Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic. Lawyers involved in the civil case are examining the deal that Kurron Shares of Am...

Kurron Shares of America first made headlines in Bermuda in March 2003 when it was hired to conduct a study of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and what was St Brendan’s Hospital, now the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute. Nelson Bascome, then health ...