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Political newcomer Nicholas Kempe, 29, was rolled out yesterday as the candidate who will stand for the One Bermuda Alliance in Constituency 18 — Pembroke West Central. OBA leader Craig Cannonier introduced the new candidate as part of the “OBA new g...

Ratings agency Fitch’s downgrade of Bermuda’s currency ratings is not a great surprise. Fitch traditionally has been the most bullish of the agencies towards Bermuda, so the fact it has now followed the others’ lead was mainly a matter of time. What...

British-based campaigners are calling for Government and Wedco to reconsider their proposal to tear down Victoria and Albert Rows amid fears a vital part of Bermuda’s heritage could be destroyed. The Naval Dockyards Society is calling for a conservat...

Auditor General Heather Matthews called for greater efforts chasing up delinquent employers as pension and tax arrears climbed once again. And Government’s Consolidated Fund for 2009 failed to get a clean bill of health, for the second year in a row,...

The 2010 Report of the Auditor General was tabled in Parliament today. Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews said the report was delayed because the Audit Committee had not performed its duties in 2011 And she expressed concerns about the Governmen...

A former retail store on Wesley Street could soon become a new cafe, according to a planning application. The application by ASW House Ltd, would include several changes to the property, including renovations to an existing kitchen and the constructi...

Legislation that lays out the framework for future referendums was approved by the Senate yesterday. During the morning debate on the Referendum Act 2012, the Opposition questioned if referendums would be binding or if there could be a higher thresho...