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Dear Sir, I saw David Burt’s interview with Sky News last night here in London. Although confident and holding firm to the regulatory regime of the Bermuda Monetary Authority, the Premier’s answers will lead to more probative questions than satisfact...

Teething problems with a new cargo tracking system at Hamilton Docks has led to delivery delays. The Master Terminal product went live at the beginning of the week after several months of testing, but initial challenges getting used to the system m...

A former Bermuda premier predicted yesterday that under-siege law firm Appleby may not survive after confidential company information was hacked in a massive cyberattack. Michael Dunkley, who led the country as One Bermuda Alliance premier until July...

Traffic diversions and parking restrictions will be in place this Saturday for the Remembrance Day parade. Front Street, between Queen Street and King Street, and Court Street, between Front Street and Reid Street, will be closed from 10am to 12.30p...

This year’s Christmas Boat Parade has been cancelled due to low entries and a lack of fireworks. A “bigger and better parade” will instead be held in December next year, Hamilton mayor Charles Gosling said today. He added: “This was always going to...

A campaign group has supported the Bermuda Government’s decision to hold public consultation on a plan to allow quad bike tours on the Railway Trail. Take Back Our Park said the proposal “goes against the clear spirit of the Parks Act”. The group sai...

US entrepreneurship experts are coming to the island next week as part of Bermuda’s Global Entrepreneurship Week event. The US Consulate has invited Monica Dodi and Buzzy Thibodeaux to take part in several events, sponsored by the Bermuda Economic De...

Dilton Lightbourne, a businessman, musician and member of the Progressive Labour Party, has died. He was 81. A former PLP chairman for Warwick, Mr Lightbourne for many years operated Lightbourne Brothers Hardware, a family store in Southampton, as we...

A book of condolence for Reginald Burrows will be available for signing at the Cabinet Office today and tomorrow. Mr Burrows, the long-serving Progressive Labour Party MP and elder statesman, died last Friday, aged 83. Ewart Brown, the former premie...

Ousted former premier Craig Cannonier is to make a fresh attempt to lead the One Bermuda Alliance. Mr Cannonier, who quit in the wake of the Jetgate controversy in 2014, is to stand for leader of the party against interim Opposition leader Patricia G...

The Premier identified yesterday the 14 promises he claimed the Progressive Labour Party government had completed in its first 100 days. David Burt announced in Parliament last Friday that two-thirds of the PLP’s 21 pre-election pledges had been fulf...

Only 11 of 21 completed. In the first 100 days the Progressive Labour Party committed to 21 pledges and, I quote: “we will execute the following plans to bring immediate change to Bermuda’s society.” The Premier said in a statement in the House on Fr...