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Gitanjali Gutiérrez will make her first public appearance as information commissioner next Monday during two open sessions in which she will move to explain the role of her office. The Public Access to Information (PATI) Act 2010 comes into effect on...

A 56-year-old man of no fixed abode has been charged for a grievous bodily harm offence that was said to have taken place 15 years ago. Kenneth Dyer, formerly of Southampton, said that he left the Island “18 or 19 years ago”, to which Senior Magistr...

Two businessmen have launched a bid to bring three-wheeled scooters to Bermuda for visitor tours of the Island. Young entrepreneurs TJ Clark and Justin Robinson said the scooters would be used for west to east tours, capitalising on the 300,000 cruis...

Three Bermudians have had their talents recognised and been promoted by the Fairmont Southampton, “Nothing makes us more proud than cultivating the talented colleagues we have at the resort and working with them to grow their career in the hospitalit...

The Bermuda Industrial Union is to hold a meeting with bus operators tomorrow morning to discuss cancelled bus runs and overtime. The Allied Workers’ Division will meet at 11.30pm and the BIU said there would be no disruption to service. There have...

Premier Michael Dunkley joined leaders across the world today in recognising International Women’s Day. Mr Dunkley said: “Today we celebrate the global strides women have made in all areas of society, including politics, social justice, business, the...

The House of Assembly will henceforth mark the passing of former legislators with a minute’s silence, under a show of respect proposed by Speaker Randy Horton. Members of Parliament duly stood in silence in memory of Vincent Bridgewater, who represen...

It’s no surprise that twins Shamairah and Tamairah Darrell have a lot in common. Their greatest passion? Singing and dancing for the Lord. The 16-year-olds grew up performing at the Pembroke Seventh-day Adventist Church with their mother, Aneesah Dar...

Elderly patients are being abandoned at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, causing a shortage of beds that has led to the postponement of surgeries, Health Minister Jeanne Atherden told the House of Assembly. “Our hospital is being used as a residenc...