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Robin Seale has been appointed Digicel Bermuda’s new chief executive officer. He takes over from Alistair Beak, who has been promoted to regional CEO overseeing the Turks & Caicos, Cayman Islands and Bermuda. He will remain in Bermuda. Mr Seale was f...

A charity promoting the French language and culture in Bermuda will be hosting a benefit concert of baroque music at the historic Verdmont. The concert, organised by L’Alliance Française des Bermudes, will feature Anne Robert and Laure Morabito, is s...

Bermuda soldiers today turned riot squad and faced down a hostile crowd and a barrage of missiles. Soldiers from A Company teamed up with the Operational Support Unit (OSU), the regiment’s public order specialists, to deal with escalating hostilities...

A legal dispute over an $18 million loan has taken another turn, with one defendant launching a cross claim against two others. Last year, it was revealed that the New York-based Carlton Group — hired to secure an $18 million loan for Par-la-Ville Ho...

High costs come top of cellphone service concerns for customers in Bermuda, and they are increasingly dissatisfied with mobile data speeds, a survey has shown. Residents also believe roaming charges are too expensive. Dropped calls and poor coverage ...

Arthur Jones made a promising start to the defence of his Bermuda Amateur Senior Championship title at Riddells Bay Country Club yesterday. Jones took full advantage of the fabulous conditions on offer and coped reasonably well with the Warwick cours...

The Cliff is a homeowner’s dream. It’s a modern property with spectacular views, state-of-the-art kitchen, pool, private beach and plenty of storage. The Southampton home is split over two floors, with a master bedroom and a guest suite on the lower ...

The Bermuda Masters completed a clean sweep of wins in their three matches in Hawaii against the Honolulu Cricket Club. On Friday, the Masters won by five wickets after restricting Honolulu to 110 for six in their 25 overs. Herbie Bascome claimed t...

Writer’s note: This is something I wrote three years ago yet still applicable today. “Let he who is without sin cast the first stone . . . ” John 8:7 In my recent previous columns we examined the social and individual changes we need to examine as a ...

With the Conservatives firmly in power in Britain after last week’s General Election, the issue of beneficial ownership registers will not be as topical as in the lead-up to the poll, Premier Michael Dunkley has predicted. The initiative had been tru...

Members of the farming community have supported Government’s decision to ban the importation of the weed spray Roundup amid fears that it can cause cancer in humans. Both Tom Wadson and Carlos Amaral agreed that banning the spray, which contains th...

Ground has been broken for a new stable facility that has been designed to better the lives of the Island’s larger vulnerable animals. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) are building the new facility as part of their commitm...