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A woman is shaving her head for a charity event in honour of a cousin who lost her fight with lymphoma. Raquel Wilkinson said she isn’t really worried or scared about what people think of her shaved head and hopes to bring greater awareness about th...

The Bermuda Weather Service Doppler weather radar has been repaired after a malfunction last week. The Department of Airport Operations has said service is restored after the radar encountered problems on February 14. While it was being repaired, B...

Employees could be worse off in 2011/12 than they were two years ago, despite Government’s payroll tax rollback. Payroll tax for most jobs will go down from 16 percent to 14 percent, a reduction of two percentage points or 12.5 percent. But employers...

Thirty-one people are preparing to shave their heads for what might arguably be the boldest fundraising challenge on the Island. St Baldrick’s, an event started by three Bermuda-based business executives, has seen hundreds of people brave the blade ...

When Shannon Totten was asked why she volunteered to shave her head for charity she replied: “Why not?” The 40-year-old admits she is taking part in the St Baldrick’s fundraising event, partly in honour of her milestone birthday. But said she is al...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards kicks off today’s Budget debate promising to prove Government is wrong to blame its financial woes on the recession. Delivering the official Opposition’s Budget Reply, Mr Richards will also put forward the United ...

The Bermuda Post Office has invited its customers to make use of its online survey. The 22-question survey asks for demographic details, information on services used, and offers chances for feedback such as whether or not post offices should have wee...