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A dog owner whose boxer killed one dog and seriously injured another is to stand trial following a successful appeal by prosecutors. Last June, charges against John Tomlinson were thrown out of court after his lawyer Saul Dismont argued the case had...

The organisers of a major international conference on insurance-linked securities have appealed for specialist speakers. ILS Convergence 2016, to be held in November, is looking for specialist speakers in a range of topics for the conference’s Bermud...

Bermudian Ian Bickley never aspired towards a career in fashion. He wanted to be a pilot when he was a student at Saltus Grammar School. Instead, he’s head of the international arm of American luxury brand Coach — a $10 billion company with stores ar...

The Bermuda National Gallery will host the first in a series of intimate music sessions alongside its current display tonight. At “Love for Sale: A Jazz Standard”, singer Joy Barnum will perform requests, a rarity, to a limited audience from 7pm to 8...

Nahki Wells will look to extend his potent form when Huddersfield Town host stuttering Ipswich Town in the Sky Bet Championship at John Smith’s Stadium tomorrow. Ipswich always seem to bring the best out of the Bermuda striker, who has an impressive ...

Seymour’s Pond Nature Reserve has been officially adopted by Deloitte, ensuring that the Southampton reserve will be well maintained. The 2.84-acre reserve, in the Barnes Corner area, is owned by the Bermuda Audubon Society, but is open to the public...

One of Brendan Huttick’s fondest childhood memories is getting a dehydrator for Christmas. He was eight, and dreamed of making smoked meat. “I was one of those odd children,” he laughed. “I lived in Pennsylvania at the time. My neighbour had just ru...

Dear Sir,With reference to Mark Emmerson’s comments in today’s edition (RG, February 20, 2016) about my letter, which appeared in the February 15 edition, it should be borne in mind that “the Bermuda Government” is a continuing legal entity, whicheve...

Dear Sir, I read your article on February 18 on “Why we vented our outrage in public” and was moved to write this response. The woman with the master’s degree in project management who asked not to be named needs help in understanding why she is unem...

Credit rating agency Moody’s has welcomed Government’s progress in cutting its deficit. Moody’s said Government had reduced its target for current expenditure cuts from 5 per cent to 3.5 per cent after it was unable to renew its cost-cutting furlough...

Bob Richards has an unenviable task. His brief as finance minister is to take the tough actions necessary to keep the country from lurching into fiscal disaster, while not smothering a nascent economic recovery. And his brief as a politician is to pe...