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The advertising agency at the centre of a storm of controversy over the past five years did not bid to extend its contract with the Department of Tourism this year. GlobalHue was awarded a $13 million three-year contract in 2006 and a $28 million two...

Police have warned desperate women contemplating trafficking drugs for cash that they are running “the greatest risk” in doing so. The comments came after a number of high profile cases involving female drug mules being caught and jailed. A total of ...

A sub lease agreement for the 9 Beaches resort was approved in the Senate yesterday morning. The lease agreement between the Bermuda Land Development Company Ltd and IRC-Sandys Limited, will pave the way for an $80 million redevelopment of the resort...

A 38-year-old mother-of-four yesterday admitted using $4,700 worth of forged cheques. Janika Gardner Talbot denied forging the cheques but pleaded guilty to using them to buy food and get cash. The offences are said to have taken place between Januar...

Tomorrow, Premier Paula Cox will deliver what is perhaps her most important Budget. With the economy on the slide, the Country will be looking to see what she will try and do to turn it around. And don’t forget she has also pledged to make $150m in s...

Senator Kim Wilson is encouraging all Bermudians to reconsider a career in the hospitality industry and take part in a job fair today. Department of Labour and Training, along with Bermuda Hotel Association, have organised an event to help local wor...

Two Bermudians arrested in Canada on allegations of trafficking cocaine, cannabis and cannabis resin will appear in court in Toronto tomorrow. Sereana Brangman, 28, from Warwick and Odin Lowe, 30, from St George, were detained after arriving in Toron...

Senator Michael Dunkley called for Government to publicly release its plan to improve tourism on the Island. Speaking before Senate during motion to adjourn, Sen Dunkley said that despite a series of public failures in the tourism sector, Government ...