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Government has started talks with the Island’s electricity utility Belco and a “leading” grocery chain in a bid to reduce the cost of food and electricity, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said yesterday. But the Opposition Progressive Labour Party...

Government will not renew work permits unless the guest worker has signed a declaration of understanding that they would have no residency rights, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said. Responding to criticism from the Progressive Labour Party that...

He is familiar to many millions of TV viewers as the studio band bass guitarist on ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’. Will Lee, a founding member of ‘The World’s Most Dangerous Band’, now known as the CBS Orchestra, is coming to Bermuda. Since th...

A call for collaboration by Premier Craig Cannonier was met with fighting words from the Progressive Labour Party at Union Square yesterday. Mr Cannonier was the first of ten speakers - four of them politicians - to take to the podium. He told the 85...

Educator Hilda Harford had plenty to celebrate this past weekend. The former Elliot School teacher celebrated her 101st birthday with family and friends at the Extended Care Unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on Saturday. “She still has her wi...

Labour supporters were last night urged to “rekindle the willingness to lead” and be proactive in tackling the Island’s social and economic challenges. Reverend Nicholas Tweed, pastor of St Paul’s AME Church told a packed banquet hall at the Fairmont...

A plan to demolish a 300-year-old building on the grounds of Fairmont Southampton has been rejected. Permission has been sought to tear down the Grade Two listed cottage, Farm Cottage located to the north of the hotel. It is believed to have been ori...

After nearly four decades of work for the Department of Health, Dr David Barber is looking forward to making a new career out of a longtime passion — fishing. A circle of cheering coworkers gave Dr Barber a rousing send-off complete with a fishing n...

Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert has joined calls for the unemployed to make their presence felt on Labour Day. And he said his union will continue pushing for changes to some of the Island’s labour laws. In a wide-ranging interview, ...

An animal advocacy group claims dangerous dog regulations need to be enforced in order to crack down on irresponsible owners. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals spoke out after a 13-year-old boy was attacked by a rottweiler. The te...

Bermuda Public Services Union president Kevin Grant expects a tough year ahead and is calling on all unions and the rank and file membership to solidify their solidarity. “More than anything now there needs to be a stance by all trade unions at this ...