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A number of people have asked me to write on this subject, which I have been reluctant to do for fear of it sounding self-serving. I do after all make a living from holding such positions. Having said this, I realise that the time has come for us to ...

Holiday!” The words of Madonna’s 1983 classic keep running through my head. I write this from the Azores on a deck chair looking back across the Atlantic, a belly full of lapas and fresh cheese, surrounded by post-Euro victory buzz. A week of natura...

It is the final run to Cup Match, and social helping agency Family Centre is using the occasion, with the help of its sponsor Clarien Bank, to raise funds with its special themed ribbons. With Bermudians mustering in red camps and blue camps for the ...

A conference on the hot topic of cybersecurity is to be held in Bermuda next month. US-based EventTracker is to host a one-day conference featuring top experts in the field. AN Ananth, CEO of EventTracker, a specialist firm focused on security, infor...

A major report on the state of business confidence in Bermuda is to be unveiled next Monday. HSBC Bermuda, the Chamber of Commerce and the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation have teamed up to present an overview of the feeling in the business ...

Professional services firm EY will host a networking event for students next week. The event is aimed at students and graduate students interested in a career in assurance, tax transaction advisory services and advisory service lines. Craig Redcliffe...

Government has closed the public restrooms at John Smith’s Bay beach in order to conduct repairs. “The Department of Parks would like to advise beachgoers that the public restrooms located at John Smith’s Bay are out of service due to a faulty water ...

New legislation paving the way for a modern and transparent disciplinary system for the island’s police service has been approved by MPs. The Police Amendment Act 2016 was debated in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, when it received bipartisan sup...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today closed unchanged at 1,225.28. The sole trading of the day involved 114,300 Bank of Butterfield shares, leaving the bank’s price unchanged at $1.70. The BSX Insurance Index ended the day up 0.98 points, or 0.06 per ce...

A crash occurred earlier this afternoon on Serpentine Road after a collision between a motorcycle and a Belco truck. A male motorcyclist appeared to be injured at the scene of the accident, which occurred at around 1.30pm, near the entrance to the po...

A group of about 15 protesters gathered outside the L.F. Wade International Airport this morning to protest against the airport development, immigration and new legislation permitting rental cars on the island. The protest was organised by Move — a g...

Legislation for monitoring of health providers and the importation of “high risk” medical technology has been deferred for consultation. The Bermuda Health Council Amendment Act, which was met with concern from the Opposition as well as some local do...