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Smaller cars could be on the cards for the Cabinet to cut costs, the public works minister has warned. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said that there was no need for the number of full-size sedans run by the Government. He added that downsizing effor...

A statue in honour of a Bermudian-born slave who became a significant figure in the abolitionist movement in Britain is to be honoured with a statue. Mary Prince used her tragic life story to highlight the cruelty of the trade in human beings and bol...

A clear-out of human rights watchdogs has sparked concern about continuity at the anti-discrimination body. Tawana Tannock, the former chairwoman of the Human Rights Commission, said she was worried important work could “fall between the cracks” if e...

More than two months ago, I penned an opinion — “No substance: can you hear the silence?” — to bring to Bermudians’ attention a piece of legislation that passed silently and with little communication of its importance to all of us and our present way...

Getting more Bermudians into trades could grow Bermuda’s economy, a Progressive Labour Party politician has said. Christopher Famous said foreigners made up the majority of people employed in Bermuda’s service industry. He told the House of Assembly ...

Stamp duty payable on lease agreements is set to rise sharply if legislation passed by the House of Assembly, and currently before the Senate, comes into force. Under current legislation, a flat stamp duty fee is based on the monthly rent of the prop...

Bermuda won three more bronze medals in the Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates yesterday, with Kirk Dill, Kris Trott and Damon Emery all placing third in separate 100 metres races. Dill clocked 15.34sec to finish third i...

More than $75,000 set aside for municipal elections will probably be used elsewhere because the Corporations of Hamilton and St George’s are to be turned into unelected quangos, the House of Assembly has heard. Walton Brown, the Cabinet Office minist...

Karen Smith and Kent Richardson won their respective age groups at the Ironman 70.3 Puerto Rico in touch conditions at the weekend. Smith was first in the 50-54 age group, the sixth women’s finisher and 76th overall in a time of 4hr 56min 24sec, wh...

Two stocks traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange as The Royal Gazette/BSX Index held steady at 2,329.16. Ascendant Group Ltd was the most actively traded stock, with 1,800 shares changing hands as the parent company of power utility Belco remained unc...

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Bermuda’s New Zealand residents are to hold a candlelight vigil in a Hamilton city park in memory of the victims of a white supremacist attack in their homeland. The event will be staged this evening to honour 50 people killed in the terror attacks a...