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Shadow Health Minister Kim Wilson has branded the Children’s Amendment Act 2014 to help resolve disputes in child access through mediation cases as “half-baked… merely adding another level of bureaucracy” to the process. The former Attorney General,...

British media including national newspaper The Independent and leading business publication the Financial Times (FT) is reporting that Bermuda will not cooperate with a UK call to make the identities of company owners public. The FT story states that...

So many people head out on Black Friday armed with little more than their wallet and a cup of coffee. That’s a big mistake, according to retailers who are now in the final stages of preparation for the big event this Friday. It’s the fifth year that ...

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index closed down 3.00 for the week, finishing at 1,378.76 on Friday afternoon. A total of 146,608 shares traded at a value of $359,893.07. The Bank of NT Butterfield was the biggest trader with 130,408 share...

It was the “financial incentives” that Bermuda offered that gave the Island a clear advantage over San Diego in the battle as to who would host the America’s Cup. The California city simply could not compete with Bermuda when it came to “hard cash”. ...

Hamilton Parish 2 Robin Hood 0 Shayne Hollis was the hero as Hamilton Parish inflicted Robin Hood’s first defeat of the season with a determined performance at Wellington Oval yesterday. Hollis, the striker, ensured a finely-balanced match swung in t...

The East End’s Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre will remain running for another year at least, after its closure was declared and then reversed in 2013. A year ago, the Bermuda Hospitals Board announced that the centre was underused and losing money. Ho...

Absentee balloting, fixed-term elections and the right of voters to recall MPs are still in the works, despite a long silence from Government on political reform. The measures were part of the One Bermuda Alliance election platform, and a governance ...

A positive appraisal of the Emergency Measures Organisation (EMO) during last month’s Tropical Storm Fay was not shared by Opposition MPs, who suggested the fierce storm had caught Bermuda unprepared. Michael Dunkley, the Premier who also serves as t...

Premier Michael Dunkley has hailed the “incredible” performances of participants at this year’s Premier’s Concert. Mr Dunkley praised the dozens of talented young people who took to the stage before a packed audience at the Ruth Seaton James Centre ...