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A trash-littered communal garden in Paget has residents questioning who’s in charge, as the build-up of waste after Cup Match allegedly draws vermin to the area. “There’s a huge amount of trash, bottles and cans from the bin that’s overflowed, and al...

Governor George Fergusson yesterday chilled out for charity. Mr Fergusson took the ice bucket challenge — to raise awareness about the killer disease Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) — at Government House after being nominated by Premier Michael D...

There seem to be no end to the celebrations marking this year’s Cup Match. The 2014 game was the 113th Classic commemorating the enforcement on August 1, 1834 of the Emancipation Act, that ended 400 years of slavery of black people in Bermuda. Year b...

Premier Michael Dunkley tonight announced the resignation of Senator Nalton Brangman, as the Junior Minister of Tourism and Transport. One Bermuda Alliance Senator Lynn Woolridge will add the Tourism and Transport portfolios to her current Junior Min...

The sudden death of a Bermuda Customs search dog has prompted a source close to the authority to allege several instances in which the animals were treated negligently. However, Collector of Customs Lucinda Pearman responded that the canine’s death h...

If you are looking for an example of an individual with a good work ethic, look no further than Osdel “Lumbley” Carl Darrell Burgess, 87. For the last 70 years Carl “Lumbley” Burgess has been showing up for work on time at Belmont Hills Golf Resort a...

St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome has spoken of his deep grief at the sudden and tragic death of his wife. Describing Rochelle as his “rock” the One Bermuda Alliance MP said that his wife of 32 years had helped make his dreams come true. Mrs Bascome was...

19 August, 2014 Dear Sir, In reference to Mr Kenneth G Stone’s letter entitled, “Time to stop the slow death of Bermuda,” I wish to make a comment. My husband and I are frequent visitors and we have always been treated with kindness by the residents...

The Cayman Islands, an important international business competitor for Bermuda, is expressing “consternation” that they have been included on a new list of high risk jurisdictions for financial crime. There are a total of 95 countries listed includin...