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Bermuda’s victory in securing the America’s Cup in 2017 was celebrated in the Senate yesterday — although concerns were raised that not everyone would benefit. Both political parties expressed their pleasure that the international event would take p...

“It’s our time to shine”. That was the resounding message last night as thousands gathered along Front Street to welcome the oldest trophy in sport to its proud new home. The eagerly anticipated announcement on Tuesday that Bermuda will host the 2017...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy was questioned about the delay in new work permit policies in the Senate yesterday. The initiatives were expected to come into effect this week but Mr Fahy announced last week that there had been set back due to a “...

But aren’t they lonely? Home-schooling parents hear this question all the time. At a recent sports day held for home-schooled children, over 30 families showed up. There were so many children they had to be photographed with the panoramic photo sett...

Regulations to protect the donating public and Bermuda’s charities are set to come into effect before the end of the month, the Senate was told yesterday. Senator Michael Fahy, Minister for Home Affairs, said the regulations were being implemented as...

Hamilton alderman Carlton Simmons has criticised City Hall secretary Ed Benevides and Mayor Graeme Outerbridge, claiming they should never have sought legal clarification on whether clamping was lawful in the capital. Mr Outerbridge refuted the sugge...

The National Hurricane Center in the United States has confirmed what many Bermudians already suspected: Tropical Storm Fay was actually a hurricane. The system battered the Island on October 12, downing power lines, damaging numerous properties and ...

Thousands flocked to festivities on Front Street last night to welcome the arrival of the America's Cup. Residents of all ages came together to share in a historic moment for Bermuda — and soak up the party atmosphere.Gombeys, live music and a specta...

Police are reiterating their warning to the public about fraudulent computer assistance calls. These are believed to originate overseas, with the callers often claiming to represent the Microsoft Windows operating system. “Once again the Bermuda Pol...

A Bermudian is due to appear in Canada’s courts in the aftermath of several people being detained by Canadian authorities who boarded a WestJet flight from Toronto on Sunday. According to the Bermuda Police, another local has already been brought to ...

A guest worker who failed to provide a breath sample to Police has been banned from the roads for a year. Ashish Rozario, 32, originally from Bangladesh, was arrested on November 28 after officers saw him driving erratically along South Road, Paget, ...

A Pembroke man stopped by Police after being spotted speeding on Woodlands Road has been disqualified for drink driving. Kanti Furbert, 36, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to a single count of driving while impaired. According to Se...