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The Public Accounts Committee, which had been due to convene tomorrow for continued discussions of the island’s airport redevelopment deal, has postponed the session until May 12. The financial secretary, Anthony Manders, had been requested to bring ...

Dear Sir, In Saturday’s newspaper, your correspondent, Al Seymour, said: “Bermuda is in need of a new airport and few people would disagree with that.” I guess I am one of the minority. My father always told me “if you cannot afford something, you do...

An unpopular transport policy for Dockyard has been reversed, enabling visitors to buy tokens and two-day passes for the island’s public transportation. The switch came as the Anthem of the Seas, the biggest cruise liner ever to call on the island, m...

When OBMI was selected by Aecon as the local architectural firm for phase one of the proposed Airport Redevelopment Project, we appreciated being recognised as local experts that could help to build something not only practical but also something tha...

I have paid particular attention to the debate that is taking place throughout Bermuda with respect to our airport facilities. Most of us transit the airport and cannot deny it is an embarrassment to the rest of Bermuda.Our airport is our most vital ...

The demolition of the historic but decaying Victoria Row, said to lack the necessary investors to save the buildings, has drawn a comeback from Habitat for Humanity Bermuda. The West End Development Corporation, which owns the 19th-century buildings,...

The Progressive Labour Party will hold its latest town hall meeting on the airport redevelopment this Tuesday evening. The meeting, from 7.30pm at Sandys Secondary Middle School assembly hall, will peruse the Government’s proposed $250 million facil...

A move to delay bringing schedules of the airport development agreement before the Public Accounts Committee has been turned down by David Burt, the chairman of the committee. At an often heated meeting of its Bermuda Government and Opposition MPs, M...

Thousands of visitors travelling on the Norwegian Breakaway were excited to start their holiday in Bermuda yesterday — but some expressed frustration over bus delays. Concerns remained about a predicted strain on the transportation system, with the S...

An initiative to attract sports teams and sports-orientated tourists to Bermuda during the winter months is paying off for businesses on the island. And the partnership between the Bermuda Tourism Authority and the National Sports Centre, which is at...

Anticipated public transport issues from Dockyard failed to materialise this morning, as cruise ship holidaymakers headed out to enjoy Bermuda. Bus delays caused frustration yesterday, as the 6,000 passengers aboard the Norwegian Breakaway were left ...

The West End faces its first big test of the cruise ship season today as the Norwegian Breakaway delivers up to 6,000 people, with the Summit bringing 3,000 more tomorrow. This year’s policy for Dockyard has come under fire for steering visitors away...