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The Berkeley Institute were crowned champions at the Bermuda School Sports Federation Track and Field Championships at the National Stadium. Berkeley won comfortably with 572.50 points. Saltus Grammar School claimed second place with 449 points with...

If you’re looking for “an excellent investment”, consider Richmond Court. Joy Lusher Real Estate Ltd is offering a two-bedroom condominium in the Pembroke development for $625,000. “Richmond Court is a well-maintained condominium development located ...

A total of 29 island-based lawyers have won global rankings in a prestigious legal listing. Conyers Dill & Pearman topped the Bermuda rankings with 17 lawyers listed, some at Band 1, by the Chambers Global Guide. Law firm Appleby was in second spot w...

The estimates of revenue and expenditure in the 2017/18 budget were approved by MPs in the House of Assembly last night. The passing of the Appropriation Act 2017 signalled the end of over three weeks of debate during which Parliamentarians have lock...

The euthanasia and deportation of non-violent illegal dogs has been halted, with new laws planned on the contentious subject later this year. Campaigners Punish the Deed not the Breed Bermuda welcomed the move, but implored the Government to implemen...

Electricity users will pay a bit extra to fund regulation of the industry under new legislation passed by MPs. The fiscal year that starts on April 1 will the first in which the electricity sector is regulated by the Regulatory Authority, whose remit...

Jonté Smith continued his superb scoring form during Lewes’ impressive 3-0 away win against South Park in the Ryman Football League yesterday. James Hammond scored a brace either side of Smith’s 74th-minute tally as the visiting side had things all t...

Senator Renee Ming believes income inequality is “eroding” the country’s social fabric, leading to “antisocial behaviour, gang affiliation, violence, and murder”. In an address last Thursday, the Progressive Labour Party senator made the comments dur...

Boat yards are experiencing a boom as owners race to get their vessels shipshape in time for the America’s Cup. Yard owners said they were buoyant after an sharp increase in business as May’s starting point for the finals of the international competi...

Bermuda will join other Caribbean countries today for a tsunami response exercise, titled Caribe Wave 17. The purpose of the exercise is to evaluate local tsunami response plans, increase tsunami preparedness, and improve coordination throughout the...

A gaming expert has come to the defence of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission after the body was criticised in Parliament as ineffectual in advancing the new industry in Bermuda. The commission came under fire yesterday from Independent MP Mark Pet...

St John Ambulance has been given a $45,000 boost by a Bermuda based reinsurance company. The money was donated by Validus Holdings to help purchase a new ambulance for the charity. “Validus is committed to continuing to help our local community in ...