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Mark Wade is the Bermuda Football Association’s new president after replacing Larry Mussenden at last night’s Annual General Meeting at Devonshire Recreation Club. Wade’s first task was to immediately bestow the title of honorary vice-president on Mu...

A businesswoman is planning to stitch up the market with a new yarn store as a revival of the craft of knitting gets under way. Cindy Ashton yesterday launched Black Purl — a specialist shop for knitting and crochet enthusiasts. Ms Ashton said: “The ...

Imagine you are a businessman and I am a newspaper editor. You want me to give a talk (four, in fact) on media ownership, advising how you can own stakes in various media outlets, benefiting from interrelated deals, circumnavigating the rules and kee...

Daniel Phillips is making big strides at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy in Mallorca, Spain. Phillips enrolled in the academy on September 5 and after a series of ranking matches has quickly risen to the top of the pecking order in the boys under-13 di...

Michael Dunkley will not be travelling to Britain for the upcoming Conservative Party Conference, Cabinet Office announced today. The Premier was scheduled to travel this weekend to the event, to network and meet with UK Cabinet members. However, tho...

A Pembroke man has been arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies, including two in the past week. A police spokesman said the 40-year-old was assisting police with three separate incidents. Among them are the robbery at Wok Express on ...

The Bank of Butterfield rose 25 cents to $24 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The increase, equivalent to 1.1 per cent, came after 5,403 shares sold. The bank’s share price on the New York Stock Exchange also increased, up 39 cents, or 1.6 per cent, t...

The contract to build two satellite emission testing centres was not put out to public tender despite Cabinet mandating it should be, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. The tribunal was also told that Bermuda Emissions Control Limited, which ...

A “concerted effort” to change the culture within the civil service regarding financial rules has been made of late, Cabinet Secretary Derrick Binns told a hearing yesterday. Giving evidence to the Commission of Inquiry, Dr Binns said: “The attitude ...

Bermuda Regiment will welcome the general public to Warwick Camp tomorrow as it hosts an Open House. Visitors will get the chance talk to soldiers about their roles and responsibilities and check out the kit and equipment used by different arms of th...

A man charged in connection with the murder of Rickai Swan has been found not guilty after a judge ruled he had no case to answer. Prosecutors had alleged that Taj Browne, 22, was an accessory to last year’s fatal shooting after the fact, but that Sh...

A car and two bikes were damaged in a fire at the Loughlands housing complex in Paget. The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service attended the incident on South Shore Road shortly before 10pm yesterday, although by that stage residents had dealt with the bl...