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Community affairs minister Lovitta Foggo announced a series of updates on programmes within Department of Community and Cultural Affairs in a Ministerial Statement at the House of Assembly today. • To read Lovitta Foggo’s statement, click on the PDF ...

Vulnerable children who made accusations of abuse and neglect against staff at the island’s child protection agency were not interviewed during an inquiry into whether the head of the department ignored their allegations. At least six youngsters are ...

Police raids on two medical clinics belonging to former premier Ewart Brown were the “most egregious example of a fishing expedition one could ever imagine”, a court heard this week. Mark Pettingill, representing 150 patients of the clinics, made the...

An Opposition MP has claimed the Government’s decision to appoint a representative in Europe without advertising the post “goes against best practice”. Michael Dunkley, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said the opportunity should have been made available...

Bermudian musician Heather Nova brought the Earl Cameron Theatre to life on Friday with a concert that highlighted all of her strengths — and a variety of talented local artists. Nova fully embraced the Bermuda Festival’s theme of female empowerment ...

He was Bermuda’s longest-serving premier and a successful businessman — but Sir John Swan said that his proudest achievement was to unite the people. Sir John was speaking at a dinner hosted by the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club to mark Black History...

The courts made the right decision yesterday when it ruled against the Government in a row over all-terrain vehicle tours in sensitive areas, the head of the environmental charity that brought the case said last night. Kim Smith, the executive direct...

Patients of doctors Ewart Brown and Mahesh Reddy will seek permission next week to appeal a judge’s order that would allow their medical files to be reviewed by independent experts overseas. The 150 patients, represented by law firm Chancery Legal, h...

The owner of a daycare shuttered after a child was seriously injured was operating without a licence, a court heard yesterday. The Supreme Court heard in a civil case that Vernesha Symonds, the owner of Heavenly Blessings Nursery and Preschool, was ...

A Guernsey-based lawyer with links to a well-known online sports-betting firm was tight-lipped yesterday about the reason his data analytics company pulled out of Bermuda. Mike Richards did not answer telephone calls or respond to e-mails asking him ...

Well Behaved Women Rarely Make it on Broadway Earl Cameron Theatre, City Hall Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts It’s always a treat to have Rebecca Faulkenberry return for a production on the island — especially having had the chance to see ...

In the 25 years Edward Williams worked as a prison officer he earned a reputation for caring, but also for being firm. He’s especially proud to have helped many young men turn their lives around. “People come up to me, literally, all the time,” said ...