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April’s Alcohol Awareness Month was launched today with a CADA press briefing on the theme Encouraging Responsible Alcohol Behaviour. Joined by Shadow Minister of Public Safety Walter Roban, Chief Inspector Jerome Laws of the Bermuda Police Service,...

It was reported in today’s Royal Gazette, and online, that the Public Access To Information Act 2010 (PATI) was not a high priority for the administration that was in government under the watch of Dr Ewart Brown as Premier. However, we accept that t...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has released a new brochure, promoting the Island’s eco-tours. The brochures, which are being distributed around the Island today, highlighting several walking tours taking place this month at destinations across the Isl...

A record number of children have taken part in the Bermuda Cricket Board’s youth cricket programme. The Tokio Millennium Re sponsored Pee Wee “Have-a-go” Cricket camp included more than 150 children in March, and finished on Saturday with a game betw...

A series of roadshows for budding retailers is set to kick of tomorrow. The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) will hold three seminars across the Island aimed at assisting existing small vendors and those who want to break into the busi...

Thailand is now a home away from home for Bermudian Keith Stuart. The 58-year-old stumbled upon Pattaya, a popular seaside resort on the Eastern Gulf Coast, years ago while working as a travelling musician. He ended up discovering his faith, meetin...

A St George’s man appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning after being caught illegally dumping a desk. Michael Smith, 59, pleaded guilty to a charge of illegally leaving waste in a public place. The court heard that just before 9am on August...

It is both unfortunate and unproductive that time is now being spent detailing what transpired in a meeting I had with Premier Dunkley and Minister Fahy over the contentious issue of immigration reform when our energies should be directed to getting ...

The Bermuda Under-17 rugby team beat Teddington RFC on Sunday 29-5 in a game that was part of their UK tour. They were also invited to watch Saracens play Harlequins in front of a record-breaking crowd of 84,000 people at Wembley on Saturday and hav...

The Bermuda branch of the English Speaking Union wants local students, ages 11 to 18 to enter the ESU’s international “My Magna Carta” essay competition. The organisation said: “The ‘My Magna Carta’ is an international creative essay competition in c...