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MPs and senators were told they were on “a public platform” and should behave accordingly as part of talks in a two-day seminar with the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Appropriate use of social media and conduct in the House of Assembly were...

Employment income grew 3.2 per cent in the fourth quarter of last year, with international business pay driving most of the gains. For the full year, the island’s total income from work rose by about $9 million, or 0.26 per cent, to $3.44 billion. To...

Rough-N-Ready Racing produced another solid showing competing at the Kool April Nites at the Redding Dragstrip in Redding, California, last weekend. The drag racing syndicate, owned by Bermudian Harvey Williams Jr, finished runner-up in the 7.0 Pro c...

Walkers in the annual End-to-End will enjoy a string of improvements to the Railway Trail sections of the route tomorrow. Friends of the Bermuda Railway Trail, in partnership with the Parks Department and D&J Excavating, have carried out work to arre...

A 38-year-old father has denied punching his five-year-old son. The man, from Sandys, pleaded not guilty to an assault on the boy in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. The incident is alleged to have happened on April 6 last year. The defendant cannot be...

The insurance industry’s exposure to cyber-risk is “an accident waiting to happen”, says Stephen Catlin. The insurance industry veteran, who is leading $1.8 billion Bermudian start-up Convex Group, said some of the coverage being sold could not be ho...

The Bermuda Volleyball Association’s annual international indoor tournament, the Bermuda Open, started yesterday with a strong field of teams domestically and from overseas. The tournament, which features teams from Canada, the United States and Berm...

Roddy Nesbitt leads a double life. By day he’s an excess casualty broker; at night he’s Rowdy Piper, boisterous singer with DIA. “Sometimes it feels like both are alter egos with ‘me’ tucked in somewhere between but I try to be myself regardless,” th...

A 12-year-old schoolgirl will tackle the End-to-End walk tomorrow to raise funds for charity. Emily Orchard, a pupil at Somersfield Academy in Devonshire will walk 24km in the middle-to-end section of the 32nd Axa End-to-End fundraiser. She said: “I ...

Rose Hendrickson Warren knows the agony of trying to find plus-sized clothing in Bermuda. She’s been wearing larger sizes for most of her life. Digging around for clothes in Bermuda, she found they were always either too pricey, not plus-sized at a...

Legal arguments in an action brought by the former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council against her previous employer were heard behind closed doors yesterday. Tawanna Wedderburn said in March that she had asked for judicial review proceedin...

Standardisation of screw threads and the introduction of interchangeable parts in the late half of the 19th century were pivotal in driving the industrial revolution. They made mass manufacturing and componentisation possible, and were responsible fo...