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The City of Hamilton is looking to get more feedback from the community by allowing members of the public to ask questions during board meetings. At a public meeting at City Hall, board members discussed a motion that would create a period where audi...

The man implementing wide-ranging reforms under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) hopes they should be fully in place by next year. Mark Crampton, a former senior officer from the UK, is managing the four-phase introduction of the legislati...

Work on the $80 million redevelopment of 9 Beaches is expected to start by the end of the summer as the resort eagerly awaits the return of guests. The “expansion, upgrade and redevelopment” of the resort at Daniel’s Head, Sandys, is now a step clos...

Almost three-quarters of people are unhappy with Government's handling of finances, according to a poll by Mindmaps. The economy has also displaced crime as the number one issue facing the Island for the first time since January 2009. It comes after ...

A miscalculation in ferry passenger numbers caused tourists to be left behind in St George’s, Government has said. King’s Square was the scene of lengthy queues, as well as irate visitors, when Monday’s 3.45pm ferry back to the West End turned many a...

A 36-year-old man who punched another man unconscious in a Hamilton bar has been granted permission to repatriate to the UK. Richard Brown finished work in Bermuda yesterday and his permit is expected to expire at the end of this month, his lawyer Al...

Dean Minors hasn’t ruled out playing Cup Match this year and dreams of being out in the middle once more alongside Clay Smith. The two veterans have been in sparkling form for St George’s in the Premier Division this season, and both got hundreds aga...

Bermuda’s importance as an insurance and reinsurance centre has come to the fore at a time when insured losses from global catastrophes in the first half of the year have totalled $55 billion. That is the view of Robert Hartwig, president of the New ...