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Deputy Mayor of Hamilton Donal Smith has been accused of adopting “the worst behaviour of the old oligarchs” after apparently endorsing insider business deals and failing to declare a conflict of interest in relation to Corporation contracts. Deputy ...

Bermuda’s Masterworks art gallery has won a prestige award from the world’s biggest travel site. The Botanical Gardens museum of Bermuda art picked up the award for excellence from TripAdvisor, which honours tourist attractions based on customer revi...

The cost of healthcare insurance dropped this year, new Health Minister Jeanne Atherden said yesterday. Ms Atherden said: “This year, for the first time I can remember, the standard premium rate, which is the basic premium included in every insurance...

More research must be carried out before Government comes to a “definitive position” on the future of the Island’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), according to Premier Michael Dunkley. Many have suggested turning much of the nearly 186,000 square mile...

Efforts to cut Civil Service costs and improve efficiency have prompted the launch of several working groups, it was revealed today. Premier Michael Dunkley told the House of Assembly these were part of a strategic framework adopted as part of the P...

National heroes were never meant to be named every year, according to Minister of Community, Culture and Sports Wayne Scott. His comments came in the House of Assemby this morning following confirmation this week that no new heroes would be named whe...

A Smith’s man has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The defendant, who can not be named for legal reasons, pleaded not guilty. According to prosecutor Maria Sofianos the offence took place between a ...

One of Bermuda’s oldest forts will kick off its 400th birthday celebrations with a tribute to the military by the Bermuda Regiment. Fort St Catherine — in St George’s — will on Saturday see a salute to the soldiers throughout history who have served ...

There will be no hiding from the consequences should Bermuda lose to Cayman Islands on Saturday. Even if Roedolf van der Westhuizen, the Bermuda coach, calls it the “truth you don’t want to admit”, the task lying ahead for his team is simple. Win and...

Bermuda’s hopes of gaining promotion to the Davis Cup Americas Zone Group II are all but over after yesterday’s 3-0 defeat by Costa Rica at the Palmas Athletic Club in Humacao, Puerto Rico. The heavy loss was Bermuda’s second in three matches and the...