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Legislation paving the way for the first pensions and benefits hike in five years for more than 12,000 seniors has been approved by senators. The Contributory Pension Order 2016 will take effect from next month and involves increases of 5 per cent fo...

A group of young Bermudians are hoping to bring together local artists to show the potential of local talent. Jarret Carlington, the co-founder of IslandMentality, said the initiative aimed to encourage those interested in pursuing their artistic amb...

Parliamentarians and senators have paid tribute to Johnny Barnes, who died in the early hours of last Saturday at the age of 93. In the House of Assembly yesterday, several MPs rose to express their condolences to Mr Barnes’s family as well as share ...

Dear Sir, I recently experienced something unusual while waiting for a bus to Hamilton. Tourist season is up and going — we can all attest to that — but when four buses full of tourists passed myself and others who were waiting, it left me with a fee...

Sometimes it’s hard to stay loyal to God when trials and hardships come our way. But Jehovah’s Witnesses are encouraging believers to stay the course and attend a free convention at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium today and tomorrow. The aim? To help ...

If Thursday’s terrorist attack in Nice, France, was shocking, it should not be — because we were warned. The attack seems to have been ripped out of the al-Qaeda playbook. In 2010, two American terrorists, Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan, published a ...

The Bermuda Pacers team picked up five medals on the opening day of the Russell E. Blunt East Coast Invitational Track Meet in Raleigh, North Carolina yesterday. Sancho Smith and the 15 to 18 boys 4x800 metres relay team won gold medals, with Smith ...

Visitors arriving in the West End were not faced with transportation chaos this morning despite some a withdrawal of labour from taxi drivers. Although many went ahead with their protest, the impact was reduced when minibus associations dropped their...

Taxi drivers are refusing to work this weekend after transport minister Senator Michael Fahy declined to take his controversial minicar Bill off the table. The move could have a serious impact on thousands of tourists, as the cruise ship Anthem of th...

The Bermuda Government has already spoken with British Government officials regarding the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union. But Michael Dunkley told the House of Assembly yesterday that the implications of Brexit remained unclear. Having alre...

A local restaurant owner has described his terror as he and his family fled the devastation of Thursday night’s truck attack in Nice. Chef Jean-Claude Garzia, who owns Beau Rivage, was on holiday when he found himself in the middle of a “massacre” t...

The Society of Non-Mariners is inviting lovers of all things “silly, wacky and just plain fun” to take part in the 44th Non-Mariners Race. Set to take place on Sunday, July 31, the last day of the Cup Match holiday, the event at Mangrove Bay will in...