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Progressive Labour Party Senate leader Marc Daniels yesterday accused the Government of employing “parlour tricks” during the latest row over airport redevelopment plans. Speaking in the Senate, he criticised the One Bermuda Alliance for its refusal ...

A Bermudian real-estate firm has drummed up business in Las Vegas. A team from Rego Sotheby’s International Realty has just returned from a major event in the Nevada city for members of Sotheby’s International Realty network. And the firm’s Ben Rego ...

Isabella Zuill-McKenzie agonised over Shakespeare as a student. Her classmates usually spoke the bard’s words in such a monotone all meaning was lost. Even when she read the stories herself, she had no clue what was going on. So when BMDS held an aud...

Insurer and reinsurer Aspen has appointed a new head of its international marine sector. Christopher Wildee, who will be based in London, will report to Ann Haugh, president of Aspen International Insurance and the chief operating officer of Aspen In...

Professional-services firm PwC has taken on three new partners. Matthew Clarke is to become a partner in the company’s asset management and banking practice, while Scott Slater will specialise in tax services. And Robert Stanier will join PwC from it...

When Scots nearly voted to leave the United Kingdom in a September 2014 referendum, they sent a powerful message to those in favour of maintaining existing political and economic blocs in Europe: you can’t scare voters into line. Sadly, the campaign ...

The Bermuda College and West Pembroke School were both awarded Green Flags yesterday at the second annual Eco-Schools Award Ceremony. Meanwhile several other schools, including the Lyceum Preschool, Warwick Academy and Victor Scott Primary, were reco...

Bermuda’s Supreme Court yesterday celebrated its 400th anniversary with a special sitting. But while Chief Justice Ian Kawaley said the justice system had made great strides during its long history, he warned that more work was needed to ensure Bermu...

School closures or mergers have been definitively ruled out by Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, for the coming academic year. “Absolutely not” said Mr Scott of the 2016/17 year — after lingering worries from parents that consolidations were i...

A major conference for the captive insurance industry has been hailed a success. The three-day Bermuda Captive Conference, which attracted a record-breaking number of more than 800 delegates, ended yesterday. Conference chairman David Gibbons said: “...

The Corporation of St George is set to host a town hall meeting today, which will include information about the Swing Bridge. In addition to Quinell Francis, the Mayor of St George, the meeting will feature presentations by Jeff Baron, the Minister o...

A mistake at the threshold of the advanced polling station almost deprived one voter of their say in next week’s referendum. Grenville Lines, travelling for his son’s graduation on June 23, admitted the onus had been on him to acquire the right paper...