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The City of Hamilton advises that testing has been completed on the newly installed barrier system in the King Street Car Park. The car park is due to come online for automated payments on Monday, March 16th. Motorists are reminded that the King Stre...

Parking restrictions will be introduced on successive Saturdays to allow workers to resurface parking bays at Hamilton’s bus terminal. There will be no parking allowed on Washington Street from 4pm and the street will be closed to traffic from from 6...

Work on the new airport terminal is in its final push towards a scheduled midsummer construction completion. About 300 people are working on the site as the $250 million project nears completion. Dave Westwood, construction manager for Aecon, the gen...

A Government bid to buy a shuttered sports centre may be scrapped, the House of Assembly has heard. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said the $1 million sale was still budgeted and approved by the House, but questions had...

Victories in the battle for equality paved the way for a world where young women feel less affected by discrimination, the island’s EU representative said yesterday. However, Renée Webb added that campaigns like tomorrow’s International Women’s Day w...

Dear Sir, I write to you once more with a heavy heart for a cherished friend of mine and also for his many friends in Bermuda and in New York, where he has been living and working for many years. His name is Arron Edward Bleeker, Bermuda born and ra...

MPs yesterday paid tribute to late trade unionist Glen Simmons as a warrior for social justice. Jason Hayward, a former president of the Bermuda Public Service Union, said Mr Simmons was always on the front line when issues of social justice were on ...

When Priscilla Tully started planning her 100th birthday party, she knew exactly where she wanted it to be — Bermuda. The Middlebury, Vermont resident has been coming here at least once a year since 1975. “The location keeps me coming back and people...

An Opposition MP claimed “something don’t smell right” after he asked a Cabinet minister about the departure of the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s former chief executive. Michael Dunkley pressed Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, on th...

Premier David Burt, with his wife Kristin, members of the Cabinet and Parliamentary colleagues attended the Opening Session of the 134th Session of the Bermuda Annual Conference at St. Paul AME Church earlier today. The Conference is hosted by the M...

A campaign manager for the Progressive Labour Party died suddenly at the weekend. Keita Wilson was 45. Ms Wilson helped Tinee Furbert’s successful campaign for the St George’s South seat in the 2017 General Election. Ms Furbert said: “I am heartbroke...